@festivetables@Blutman27 Maybe he could accidentally slam the ball to the ball boy, surely he will be defaulted. Or maybe he could receive a warning. Surely.
@festivetables@Blutman27 Actually it's the opposite, he was penalised. Sinner and Spizzirri were the only two male players to play at that hour of the day with the roof open (the roof in the Zverev Tien match was closed prematurely for safety reason lool).
@cheiuan pensa che coglioni. a favore di un popolo di omofobi che uccide gli omosessuali, assolutamente patriarcale che uccide le donne lapidandole e dove ancora sono diffusi delitti d’onore, in cui donne vengono uccise da familiari per presunti comportamenti ritenuti “disonorevoli”!
@MawthMawth@NicholasLightTV And if your reaction to someone getting assassinated is to try to find any contradiction in that person's life, perhaps you should do some soul searching. You've lost your humanity somewhere
Jannik Sinner didn't get banned because he was guilty, he was banned because he took responsibility on behalf of his team for their negligence.
The guy's innocent, leave him alone.
here I describe to you the special treatment Jannik got:
- Marco Bortolotti, number 87 in doubles, same doping agent as Jannik, same transmission mode as Jannik: 0 days of suspension
-Jannik Sinner as number one in the world: 3 months of sospension and almost one year of-
So you tell me: #reillyopelka, who made headlines recently said “They should 100% get rid of dubs " and said doubles players were the most overpaid of athletes is a co-plaintiff in the PTPA lawsuit intended to boost the paychecks and improve the lot of . . . doubles players.