The International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) announced this Friday that Nick Kyrgios is free to play again after accepting a one-month suspension following a positive test for cocaine in June. The decision surprised Omar Jasika, a fellow Australian player who
NEW YORK — Stefanos Tsitsipas said he knew before the announcement that Nick Kyrgios would test positive for cocaine. “I knew about this before the announcement. Myself, I knew about it; I am surprised it came so late,” the Greek
There is something particularly cruel about the timing of the blow that has hit Nick Kyrgios. Not because the Australian is not responsible for what happened — he has himself acknowledged the positive test for cocaine and publicly accepted his
Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios has been provisionally suspended after testing positive for cocaine in an anti-doping test, as announced this Wednesday by the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) in a statement. Kyrgios, 31, tested positive during a control on
PARIS – Carlos Alcaraz was taken aback by the question. “Honestly, what you told me right now sounds to me like you were talking Chinese. I have no idea what you were talking about, so I don’t know if it
RIO DE JANEIRO – Alexander Zverev is not satisfied with the decision of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in the “Sinner case”. “For me, it’s either you have to decide was it his fault or was it not his fault”,’ Zverev told CLAY in Rio
Jannik Sinner reaches three-month suspension agreement after positive doping test, and many of his colleagues are not happy with the news: “I no longer believe in a clean sport” That phrase came from Stan Wawrinka’s Twitter account. Feliciano López responded:
MELBOURNE – If tennis awarded points for smiles as well as winners and errors, Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic would be in serious trouble. The big contender for the number one spot would be from Argentina and his
MELBOURNE – Chilean Nicolás Jarry believes the ATP and tennis anti-doping authorities were unfair to him and did not treat him the same way they did Italian Jannik Sinner. “I would have liked the same support he got when it
Twenty-three years after a doping case in which he was proven innocent, but which ruined part of his career, Argentine Guillermo Coria sees what is happening with Italian Jannik Sinner and regrets: he would have liked to have received the
NEW YORK – Jannik Sinner feels the reaction from his colleagues after his Clostebol doping case came to light was ‘quite positive’. He said this with the US Open trophy glinting at his side, when asked what he thinks this
What is it really about: that men’s tennis has learned nothing since the shameful case of Andre Agassi, or that it really had nothing to learn, because it was anything but an accident? The problem then would not be Jannik
