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Jannik Sinner 'didn't want to fire coach' after drugs case as trainer rejoins team
A retired Italian tennis player has suggested that Jannik Sinner never wanted to get rid of fitness trainer Umberto Ferrara in the wake of his anti-doping case last year. The world No. 1 was found to have “bore no fault or negligence” after proving the tests were the result of contamination.
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