India, Feb. 17 -- When Jannik Sinner successfully defended his Australian Open title this year, many fans thought that it would be the last Grand Slam we would see him in action this year. The CAS were expected to pass a verdict on his WADA doping appeal in April, and many predicted him to receive a two-year ban.

But then fast forward to February, he has reached an agreement with WADA over his doping controversy, and has only received a three-month ban, which means he will be back before the French Open, thereby not missing any Grand Slams.

Speaking to Clay, Alexander Zverev, who lost to Sinner in Melbourne this year, was asked about WADA and Zverev's controversial agreement. He said, "It's a weird situation because it's been obviously ...