Initially of the week, Nick Kyrgios sensationally attacked the previous American tennis legend Andy Roddick, with accusations of doping.
The Australian republished the put up of a person who insinuated that the previous US Open winner had used some magic cream throughout his profession, as a result of in any other case his fierce protection of Jannik Sinner or Iga Swiatek wouldn’t be understood.
Nick accompanied the person’s phrases with an unmistakable emoticon of amusing adopted by the phrases: very seemingly. An additional assault towards one of many protagonists of the historical past of tennis, who took a couple of days to share his response, with a dig clearly referring to the Australian.
Roddick, who has defended Iga and Jannik from the accusations from the very starting, defined on his podcast Served with:
“Players who complain about these champions being inducted into the Hall of Fame, when they’ve never worked two days in a row well in their life, make my eyes pop. There’s a serious problem.”
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After knee issues and surgical procedure on his proper wrist, Nick Kyrgios will return to the courtroom in 2025 on the ATP 250 event in Brisbane, scheduled from December 29 to January 5, 2025. The 29-year-old Canberra native’s final look dates again to June 2023, when he took to the courtroom in Stuttgart, however instantly misplaced to Yibing Wu.
After having smeared Sinner and Swiatek for his or her disagreeable state of affairs associated to doping, it appears that evidently with every passing day, Kyrgios finds new targets to hit. The Australian, who has been sidelined for nearly two years now, is likely one of the most lively gamers on social media, the place he finds a selected matter or objective to debate on daily basis.
It’s clear {that a} participant like Nick is drastically missed in tennis, and everybody hopes to see him on the courtroom in January, relatively than simply on social media: as I mentioned, Nick needs to be one of the vital awaited stars of the upcoming Australian Swing.
