Rumour has it that Marco Panichi, Djokovic’s former assistant, is going to become Sinner’s trainer.
Should this prove to be accurate, Sinner’s chances of winning the US Open, which begins next week, may significantly increase.as spared punishment, nevertheless, since he gave a plausible account of how he got into contact with it. Sinner’s samples were contaminated, yet he was not held accountable. Despite differing views in Sinner’s case, American icon Andy Roddick supported the Italian player during this drama.
This didn’t sit well with one of Novak Djokovic’s fans, and they got into a furious debate on social media.
In the “Served” podcast, Roddick praised Jannik Sinner’s handling of his doping case and referred to Sinner as a “gentleman on the bench.” But an X user going under the handle “Pavvy G,” who is thought to be a supporter of Djokovic, attacked Roddick for his prejudice in the drug issue and even called him a “coward.” Roddick responded appropriately and blocked that X account.
“You can broadcast the video to your followers without need access to abuse me on this platform. Simply demonstrate your correctness. Share the video to support your statements. Please do not email them to me. I also find it intolerable that you would lie and bug me. Just tell the truth about what I say on my pod, and feel free to include clips to support your statements. If you’re talking the truth about this, it’s easy enough to show yourself correct,” Roddick commentedon X.
Will someone tell the coward @andyroddick that I can’t send him clips of what he said if he has blocked me. 🤡
— Pavvy G (@pavyg) August 24, 2024
Since Djokovic was injured and unable to compete at the Wimbledon Championships, Roddick and Pavvy G have been at odds. Roddick’s criticism of the Serb’s choice to maintain suspense surrounding his Wimbledon participation didn’t sit well with Pavvy G, who chastised Roddick for his remarks. Furthermore, Roddick was charged by Pavvy G of disseminating misinformation and misleading tales. And in the most recent incident, Pavvy G took another shot at the American icon when Roddick stood up for Sinner in spite of his failed drug tests.
Jannik Sinner challenged his positive test results, claiming that the spray his physiotherapist had given him had exposed him to the drug. Sinner only suffered the loss of his points and prize money from his victory in Indian Wells, where he tested positive, since the ITIA accepted his explanation. But the World No. 1 has changed his backroom staff significantly because he no longer wants to take any chances moving forward.
Jannik Sinner splits up with his personal trainer and physiotherapist.
Sinner disclosed a few hours prior that he had severed his relationship with both physiotherapist Giacomo Naldi and fitness coach Umberto Ferrara. Sinner’s accidental positive test result for Clostebol was likely caused by the two of them, and as a result, they lost their employment. The Italian celebrity, who said that he doesn’t want to take any chances moving forward, was lucky to escape a severe punishment for his failed drug tests.
“Now, due of these mistakes, I’m not feeling that secure to continue with them,” stated Jannik Sinner. Right now, all I really need is some fresh air. You know, I’ve had a lot of difficulties lately. I’m waiting on the outcome right now, and I just needsome fresh air.
Rumour has it that Marco Panichi, Djokovic’s former assistant, is going to become Sinner’s trainer. Should this prove to be accurate, Sinner’s chances of winning the US Open, which begins next week, may significantly increase.
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