BUMP after the Vondrousova 4-year ban
"I find Sinner's story very suspicious, particularly given that Clostebol contamination and use/abuse is an extremely well-known issue in Italy. Further, I find every PR angle to be unconvincing. When they he had "less than a billionth of a gram" that is deceptive, as such a "trace" amount is what is typically found in PED abusers. People say that level could not enhance his performance but Clostebol clears the system in 4-5 days, and he/they could have cycled it incorrectly that round."
Thanks to the initial silent ban and preferential treatment, Sinner's case is inevitably being discussed again over social media after the Vondrousova ban. Examples:
"A professional physical trainer doing a bare hand massage on an open wound after applying a cream on a wound of his own with that cream having a big WARNING! DOPING! label on it because there were already multiple cases regarding clostebol abuse in Italy?
Even Yastermska’s excuse was more plausible lol"
"Entirely plausible that:
- Physio had a cream that has the words "DOPING" printed on the package.
- Physio previously worked for basketball club that had players test positive for said DOPING.
- Physio takes said DOPING from Italy to IW.
- Physio uses DOPING daily while in IW.
- Physio has a cut in his finger and works on Sinner without gloves.
- Sinner has a skin condition (in some place in his body we've never seen) that facilitates transfer of DOPING from physio's open cut to Sinner's skin and eventually to Sinner's bloodstream and eventually his urine.
Totally plausible chain of events "
Will be interesting to see how much Vondrousova's ban is reduced by.
