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My results do not support my hypothesis. How do I write that?

Plainly, in results, exactly as you would a confirmed one. The engagement with why belongs in the discussion. A well-reported null finding is entirely respectable, and attempts to soften it in the results chapter are usually obvious.

This comes up on Results Chapter Support, where it is answered in the context of the work itself.

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