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[katana]

Once again, you are failing to work out the connection and differences here between the situations. If the circumstances fitted the mould of these Olympic situations and the Essendon saga, I'm sure they would lose it.

The Olympics example you raised and the Essendon saga stripping of titles and the like happened during their respective seasons and events.. Where there is a clear "performancing enhancing benefit". I don't think Player A should lose titles for something they won years before their offence. And I don't think Player B should lose titles and the like where there is no performance enhancing benefit.

E.g. If Essendon won the Premiership in 2011, they should not lose it in 2012 when the saga was then. Are you saying you'd be happy for Essendon to lose ALL of their Premierships?

I don't think players should lose titles from time before or after, or where there is no clear performance enhancing benefit. I don't think it is too hard to understand.

the most important difference is no essendon player tested positive to a banned substance, which is more than you can say for sinner.

three months is an absolute crock.

 

[Mr Meow]

You mean almost a year after his offence where there is still no performance enhancing benefit? That is probably one of the stupidest takes that I have seen on this situation, and I have seen quite a few.

Hey YoYo, unblock me, I am unable to reply to your most recent DM.

 

[Xtreme]

Didn't Jobe win the medal during that season? If so, not sure that is a good argument for saying there was no performance enhancing benefit there.

From what I read, Sinner was losing everything during that period. So it is much clearer that there is no benefit there.

Imo, WADA got this right in that regard.

Nah he should have copped 2-4 years

If he wants more performance enhancement LEGALLY he should be eating more Weet-Bix, Vita Brits etc.

 

[PonsfordMagpie]

First ATP title for Joao Fonseca.

 

[PonsfordMagpie]

The forehand is something else.

 

[LukeParkerno1]

Missed the final but I saw the last set of the semi, thought he'd beat Cerendolo easily. Zverev was plain embarrassing in the semi.

 

[FreoRicci]

First ATP title for Joao Fonseca.

World number 68

Nuts. His forehand is already one of the best in the world

 

[FreoRicci]

Draper with one of his best career wins.
6-1, 0-6, 6-4 over Alacaraz. Into his first ATP 1000 final at Indian Wells

 

[PerthBoy86]

Not that surprised Draper won his first 1000 masters, been really dialled in and played well, I think he's a good chance to win his first slam this year.

 

[PonsfordMagpie]

Draper was excellent throughout the whole tournament.

Don't feel so bad that Fonseca was eliminated to the eventual winner.

 

[FreoRicci]

Not that surprised Draper won his first 1000 masters, been really dialled in and played well, I think he's a good chance to win his first slam this year.

Dialed in is the perfect compliment.
He’s scary good when on form. The fact he is a leftie too, will confuse the traditional top 10.

Alcaraz is seriously down on form. Just not the same for a while

 

[PerthBoy86]

Dialed in is the perfect compliment.
He’s scary good when on form. The fact he is a leftie too, will confuse the traditional top 10.

Alcaraz is seriously down on form. Just not the same for a while

Yeah I hadn't heard of him until this year's AO tbh, but he's showed such focus and determination. Quite a few lefties rising up the ranks too.

 

[YeoShuey]

MY KING!!!

 

[BOMBERS 4 LIFE!!!!]

Nick win his first match since 2022 beats McDonad

Now faces Kachanov rematch of the US Open QF