Jannik Sinner's Second Act: Welcoming Back Coach Amidst Controversy
Wimbledon champion Jannik Sinner has rehired former fitness coach Umberto Ferrara. Sinner had parted ways with Ferrara following a doping investigation, but Ferrara's return aligns with Sinner's renewed focus on upcoming tournaments. The decision follows a cleared mishap involving the banned substance clostebol.

Wimbledon champion and Italian tennis star Jannik Sinner has announced the return of his former fitness coach, Umberto Ferrara, effective immediately. This move marks a significant turn of events after Sinner previously distanced himself from Ferrara during a doping investigation related to clostebol.
According to a statement from Sinner's management team, Ferrara's return is part of strategic preparations for upcoming tournaments like the Cincinnati Open and U.S. Open. This decision underscores Sinner's aim for continuity and peak performance after facing challenges in recent months.
Sinner, who dealt with a three-month suspension earlier this year due to inadvertent exposure to clostebol, was vindicated by an independent tribunal. His decision to part ways with Ferrara and physiotherapist Giacomo Naldi originally stemmed from the doping dispute. However, with past connectivity re-established, Sinner eyes future successes, reaffirmed by his recent Wimbledon triumph.
(With inputs from agencies.)