Sport ethics refers to the principles and values that guide behavior and decision-making in the context of sports. It encompasses issues related to fairness, integrity, respect, and responsibility among athletes, coaches, officials, and organizations. Sport ethics addresses topics such as doping, cheating, discrimination, and the treatment of all participants in a sporting event. It seeks to promote a culture of sportsmanship and respect for the rules of the game, as well as the welfare of all individuals involved in sports. The field encourages critical reflection on moral dilemmas and promotes the development of ethical standards to enhance the integrity of sport.
The suspension of Jannik Sinner for a three-month ban due to a positive test for clostebol has ignited a debate on anti-doping inconsistencies in professional tennis. Notable players like Novak…