Dan Evans shows his outrage after returning from his one year ban for having drugs

England number one Dan Evans has conceded he was "sickened" with himself during his year drugs boycott.

Evans was suspended for a year in the wake of testing positive for cocaine in 2017.

The 30-year-old has made something happen and as of now sits at a profession high 28 in the rankings, yet he says he despite everything "reflects" on his boycott.

"Occasionally, you despite everything imagine, 'that was dumb' - however I don't think back
and detest myself as I did during the boycott," Evans said.

"You're appalled with what you did, however, you need to proceed onward eventually.

"I simply feel appreciative of when I get out on the court."

During his year from the game, Evans looked for the assistance of a games therapist, who
depicted him as "probably the angriest individuals" he had ever addressed.

"He [the psychologist] said I had such a great amount of repressed indignation from the boycott
and how I was talking about things," included Evans.

"I left social-media life when it occurred. I was concerned about what my friends would think,
and people viewing."

Upon his arrival to activity, the All England Lawn and Tennis Club didn't give him a wildcard
into Wimbledon, so he needed to enter a pre-qualifying occasion played on school courts.

"I had a couple of issues with attempting to return to play and getting into competitions, and I
wasn't getting the least demanding of help from the individuals I had helped previously," he
included.

"I had played for my nation a great deal, and they were not all that anticipated with helping me
get once again into competitions.

"That is the place the outrage originated from. It was troublesome.

"Be that as it may, we as a whole plunked down and got it off the beaten path. Fortunately, I got
back on the court and that was that."