Jannik Sinner confirms break up with Anna Kalinskaya after return to tennis

Jannik sinner He officially returned to court after serving a three -month suspension resulting from a positive drug test. It is also officially single.

The best ranked male singles tennis Pro clarified its status of a relationship ahead of the Italian Open this week, after sharing the Italian publication last month with photos with the Russian model Lara Leito.

The news seemingly confirmed that the son had divided the colleague of tennis Pro Anna Kalinskaya.

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“I’m very happy to come back here. There have been three very long months,” Sincner said during a press conference on Tuesday. “I was glad to share some great moments with my family, with my friends. We practiced very hard, especially in the gym at first, returning to court.”

In addition to sharing information about his training, the son was in front of a journalist to confirm that he was “single”.

“I saw that there was a lot of attention, too, I was also very surprised to see some pictures that, for nothing serious, say this: I’m not in a relationship, so anyone asks is good for anyone.”

Sonner and Kalinskaya were connected last year, which he confirmed on French open In May 2024, New York Post reported. A few months later, the couple shared a kiss after winning the US Open in September.

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But the paparazzi also burst with Sinner’s comments this week confirmed their cleft.

Returning to court, Sincner expressed his joy by returning to tennis after the world’s anti -doping agency (WADA) suspended it as a result of positive testing for banned anabolic steroid twice over a year ago.

“I didn’t want to do it at first, and it was also not easy for me to accept it, because I know what really happened,” Sinner said. “But sometimes we have to choose the best in a very bad moment, and that’s what we did. So, it’s all now. So, I’m happy to play tennis.”

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Sonner, 23, has positively tested a low level of metabolite Klostebol, a banned anabolic steroid that can be used for ophthalmological and dermatological use, in March 2024. Eight days after the Indian Wells tournament, Sincner again tested a positive in a pattern outside the competition.

According to the initial findings of the International Tennis Integrity Agency, Sinner explained that he had positively tested after receiving a massage from a coach who used a spray without a prescription containing a clostebol for the treatment of a small wound after cutting his own finger.

While Wada accepted an explanation without guilt, the organization said that a three -month suspension needed as a “athlete bears responsibility for the negligence of the law.”

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