The Italian twice tested positive for the banned substance clostebol, an anabolic agent that can aid muscle growth.
WORLD NUMBER ONE Jannik Sinner has been absolved of fault or negligence for two anti-doping failures in March.
Advertisement Karen Moorhouse, ITIA CEO, said: “We take any positive test extremely seriously and will always apply the rigorous processes set out by WADA . Sinner, who warmed up for the US Open starting later this month by winning the Cincinnati title on Monday, first tested positive on 10 March while competing in Indian Wells.
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