Nick Kyrgios continues feud with Jannik Sinner after blasting his ‘cringe’ team

Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios continues to take jibes on Jannik Sinner and his staff following the Italian's WADA ban.


Nick Kyrgios continues feud with Jannik Sinner after blasting his ‘cringe’ team

Jannik Sinner, Nick Kyrgios (Images via ATP/X)

Nick Kyrgios has kept up his criticism of world No. 1 Jannik Sinner. He said that the doping scandal is getting “more cringe every day.” The 2022 Wimbledon runner-up has not held back his thoughts on the issue.

Jannik Sinner, a three-time Grand Slam winner, is serving a three-month ban. He made a deal with the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) after failing two tests for the anabolic steroid clostebol last year.

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Just hours before quitting his first-round match at Indian Wells, Kyrgios commented on a Tennis365 Instagram post. He used this chance to continue his criticism of Sinner and the decision.

Like his team that gave him a prohibited substance…gets more cringe every day.

Nick Kyrgios said on Tennis365‘s Instagram post
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Nick Kyrgios trolling Jannik Sinner (via X)

Many people, especially Kyrgios, think the ban is too short. The suspension lets Sinner return in time for the Italian Open without missing a Grand Slam. Kyrgios said that “fairness in tennis does not exist.”

Nick Kyrgios suffers major setback at Indian Wells

Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios had to quit his match at Indian Wells because of a wrist injury. He was very upset and left the court in tears. His fitness problems have been a concern for some time.

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Nick Kyrgios on UTS podcast (Image via YouTube)

Kyrgios got the wrist injury during a practice session at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden. It became worse during the match, making it hard for him to continue playing.

On Thursday (March 6th), he played against Botis van de Zandschulp. The Dutch player won the first set 7-6. In the second set, Kyrgios quickly fell behind 0-3. The pain was too much for Kyrgios, and he decided to stop the match. He was very emotional as he left, showing how much the injury affected him.