Djokovic says players have 'lack of trust' in anti-doping

After Jannik Sinner's three-month ban, Djokovic says there are inconsistencies in anti-doping rules

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00:00The inconsistency is something that frustrates all the players.

00:03It's like if you are going to treat every case individually or independently,

00:09which is what's happening, then there is no consistency,

00:13then there is no transparency.

00:14And some cases are transparent, some are not.

00:18We know that there is a kind of a vague rule that I read,

00:22that within a reasonable time,

00:24you have to provide information where you got contaminated substance.

00:29And he provided it in this, as I understand, six-hour window,

00:33but it's not, it doesn't say in the rules it's a six-hour.

00:36It's a reasonable time.

00:39So what's the reasonable time?

00:40Right now, there is a lack of trust, generally,

00:44from the tennis players, both male and female,

00:47towards VADA and ITIA and the whole process.