Frustrated Nick Kyrgios Calls Sinner Ban a “Sad Day for Tennis”

In A Series of Tweets, Nick Kyrgios Has Taken Offensse to the Three-Month Ban Aggreed Upon By Wada and Jannik Sinner.

The Two Parties Were Set to Go to Court (CAS) in the april, but Behind Closed Doors Sort of Agreement Was Struck. Wada Was Seeking A 1-2 Year Ban For The Italian Who Twice Tested Positive for Clostebal Last March.

Kyrgios, A Former Wimbledon finalist, Has Been Critical of Sinner HAS THE NEW DROPPED Last Summer.

Fairness, Kyrgios Says, Doesn't Exist in Tennis.

“Bad Day for Tennis,” he posed on twitter/x.

“I Know A Lot of Players That Are Feeling The Same Way At the Hold Spaces Next Week So We Can Talk About it – Stay Tunemed for Exact Time.

“So Wada Come on and Say It Would Be A 1-2 Year Ban.

“Dodgy as 😭😅”

Bad Day for Tennis.

– Nicholas Kyrgios (@nickkyrgios) February 15, 2025

I Know A Lot of Players That Are Feeling The Same Way at the moment

– Nicholas Kyrgios (@nickkyrgios) February 15, 2025

So Wada Come on and say it was a 1-2 year ban. Obviously Sinners Team Have Done EveryThing in the Power to Just Go AHEAD and TAKE A 3 MONTH BAN, No Titles Lost, No Prize Money Lost. Guilty or not? Sad Day for Tennis. Fairness in Tennis Does Not Exist.

– Nicholas Kyrgios (@nickkyrgios) February 15, 2025

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