Frustrated nick kyrgios calls Sinner to ban “Sad Day for Tennis”

Nick Kyrgios has a series of tweets A criminal offense into a three -month ban They agreed on Wade and Jannik Sinner.

Both sides were ready to go to court (time) in April, but some agreement was hit behind the closed door. Wada was looking for a 1-2-year-old ban on Italian, who tested twice in March positively on Clostebala.

Kyrgios, former Wimbledon finalist, criticized Sinner from a new decline last summer.

Justice, says Kyrgios, does not exist in tennis.

“A bad day for tennis,” he published on Twitter/X.

“I know a lot of players who feel the same at the moment, so they try to keep living space next week to talk about it – stay tuned for the exact time.

“So Wada would come out and said it would be a 1-2-year-old ban.” Obviously, the sinners team did everything in their power to continue and make a 3 -month ban, no loss loss, no price losses. Guilty or not? Sad day for tennis. There is no justice in tennis. ”

“Dodgy as 😭😅”

A bad day for tennis. https://t.co/eaoii0ygrc

– Nicholas Kyrgios (@nickkyrgios) 15 February 2025

I know that many players who feel the same at the moment, so next week I am looking for live spaces to talk about it – stay tuned for the exact time.

– Nicholas Kyrgios (@nickkyrgios) 15 February 2025

So Wada comes out and says it would be a 1-2-year ban. Obviously, the sinners team did everything in their power to continue and make a 3 -month ban, no titles loss, no price losses. Guilty or not? Sad day for tennis. There is no justice in tennis.

– Nicholas Kyrgios (@nickkyrgios) 15 February 2025

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