Yeah, tennis is notorious for silent bans.

They've likely hidden other big names' bans in the past. It looks like this is the way things go when the money involved become too much.

Cheer for getting away with it?  

day 13 (part 1)   SKI MOUNTAINEERING - TBD         90. ICE HOCKEY - W Tournament   1. United States 2. Canada 3. Finland   Sweden 4th US wins on penalties / extra time   91. SPEED SKATING - M 1500m   1. Jordan Stolz USA 2. Ning Zhongyan CHN 3. Sander Eitrem NOR   92. FIGURE SKATING - W Single Skating   1. Kaori Sakamoto JPN 2. Amber Glenn USA 3. Kim Chae-yeon KOR   dark horse: Loena Hendrickx BEL 4th   93. FREESTYLE SKIING - M Aerials   1. Qi Guangpu CHN 2. Wang Xindi CHN 3. Pirmin Werner SUI   Christopher Lillis USA 4th   94. SKI MOUNTAINEERING - M Sprint   1. 2. 3.   95. SKI MOUNTAINEERING - W Sprint   1. 2. 3.   96. NORDIC COMBINED - M Team Sprint 2x7.5km   1. Norway 2. Austria 3. Germany   USA, Finland, France veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery distant 4-6th

Another question: why international federation hidden this case and we found only now? Now is clear why she missed some tournaments "due to personal reasons". Really? Come on

ATP and WTA are becoming a joke by protecting their stars Swiatek and Sinner. And how many cases are maybe not even known.    I am sure any random top 200 would have been banned at least for 6 months or more. 

Nikola Bartunkova got 6months ban lately for TMZ...   here we have a month ban. For now.

Anyway, as a Polish fan - what can i say...  

I recommend this piece of writing. Google-translate it please if necessary.   https://wyborcza.pl/7,154903,31501846,dyskwalifikacja-igi-swiatek.html#S.MT-K.C-B.1-L.1.duzy

We may also come back to this little thing if you are interested. But you are probably not, I know.