In the high-stakes, pristine world of professional tennis, the word “doping” is the ultimate four-letter word. It’s a career-killer, a reputation-shredder, and the kind of scandal that can turn a hero into a villain overnight. So, when rumors started swirling around the new world No. 1, Jannik Sinner, and a potential doping ban, the entire tennis community held its collective breath. Everyone was waiting for the other shoe to drop, and more importantly, for the sport’s elder statesman, Novak Djokovic, to weigh in.

Let’s be honest, we all expected some classic, diplomatic, maybe even slightly passive-aggressive commentary from Djokovic. After all, Sinner is the guy who swiped his No. 1 ranking. He’s the young gun leading the new generation that’s trying to push Djokovic and his era into th

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