Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios was some of the vocal critics of Jannik Sinner when information broke of the World No. 1 failing two assessments for a banned substance earlier this 12 months. Even because the Worldwide Tennis Integrity Company (ITIA) claimed Sinner bore “no fault or negligence” for failing the assessments, Kyrgios refused to simply accept that Sinner was harmless, continuously taking pictures on the Italian for dishonest the game.
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