Jannik Sinner Fires Back at Nick Kyrgios: “I Don’t Want to Respond to Anything from Him.”

Jannik Sinner Fires Back at Nick Kyrgios: “I Don’t Want to Respond to Anything from Him.”

Jannik Sinner, the young Italian tennis star, has officially addressed the doping allegations made against him by Nick Kyrgios, even as his hearing with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) is set for mid-April.

Sinner’s Calm Response to Kyrgios’ Criticism

While preparing for his opening match at the Australian Open against Nicolas Jarry on the morning of January 12, Sinner maintained a composed demeanor in response to Kyrgios’ accusations. The Australian tennis player had previously called Sinner’s situation “disgusting” and criticized the handling of doping cases in tennis as “too lenient.”

When asked about Kyrgios’ comments by reporters, Sinner replied calmly:
“I don’t think I need to respond, to be honest… I don’t want to react to anything from Nick or any other player.”

Facing a Potential 1-4 Year Ban

Currently, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is seeking to overturn a prior ruling regarding Sinner’s doping case. If found guilty, the Italian player could face a suspension ranging from 1 to 4 years.

However, despite the ongoing appeal, Sinner remains eligible to compete and defend his title at the Australian Open.

Sinner’s Impressive Form

Despite the allegations, Sinner continues to showcase exceptional performance. He is currently riding a 17-match winning streak and played a crucial role in securing Italy’s victory at the Davis Cup. These remarkable achievements further solidify his position in the world of tennis.

Focused on His Match Against Nicolas Jarry

Amid the pressure of doping allegations, Sinner has affirmed his full focus on his opening match at the Australian Open against Nicolas Jarry. With unwavering determination and top form, Sinner aims to continue his journey to defend his title at this year’s tournament.