Jannik Sinner continues to win, but very little has been said about his results in recent weeks. Between the doping case and the various controversies, Nick Kyrgios also came back to attack him.
Sinner, new attack from Kyrgios on the doping case: “Why is he playing? “. And, in the meantime, Jannik denies marriage rumors
The Australian tennis player is not new to criticism of Jannik, as shown by the tweets published in the past also against Anna Kalinsakya, his ex, and current girlfriend of Sinner.
Who is he
Nicholas Hilmy Kyrgios, known as Nick, was born in Canberra on April 27, 1995. He is a tennis player who is still active even though he has already started his career as a television commentator. Kyrgios is an Australian citizen of Greek and Malay descent.
The career
Considered by some to be the greatest talent of his generation, Nick Kyrgios has won seven ATP singles titles, four doubles titles and one Hopman Cup. Additionally, he was a finalist at the 2022 Wimbledon tournament in singles.
He was the second and last player, after Lleyton Hewitt, to beat the Big Three: Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic in their first meeting. In doubles, he holds the 2022 Australian Open title with compatriot Thanasi Kokkinakis : first case in the Open Era where two wild cards win the Australian Grand Slam.
Kyrgios does not have a fixed coach
Nick Kyrgios has never had a fixed coach. This particularity is now famous, given that he is the only tennis player among the 100 best not to have a coach but to organize his sessions himself.
The Pokémon tattoo
Nick is a big fan of Pokémon and therefore decided to tattoo his entire back with images from the famous anime: “I love Pokémon, brother. They are an important part of my life, a considerable part of my childhood. I still play it, almost every day. I’ve been thinking about dedicating a tattoo to Pokémon for a while. I’m passionate about anime and I love them. So, I designed this crazy project with one of my favorite artists, in Australia, and one day I suddenly made it happen.”he told GQ Italy a year ago.
Passions for football and the NBA
Kyrgios is a huge Boston Celtics fan, famous basketball team that plays in the NBA and that he follows closely when he has the opportunity. The tennis player is also very fond of football and is a supporter of Tottenhama team from London which plays in the Premier League.
Depression and drug abuse
A few years ago, Nick revealed that he went through periods of depression, having lost the desire to play tennis due to his inability to meet the expectations of others. The Australian tennis player, at that time, allegedly abused alcohol and drugs which led him to contemplate suicide.
The domestic violence complaint
In July 2022, Nick was reported by his ex-girlfriend Chiara Passeri for domestic violence. The tennis player’s lawyers obtained the postponement of the procedure, informing however that they would request the dismissal because Kyrgios would suffer from mental problems. In February 2023, the case was therefore dismissed by the Canberra Court due to the low severity of the damage and the low risk of reoffending.
Kyrgios, the end of the relationship with Kalinsakya and the sexist remark
Nick Kyrgios had a brief relationship with Anna Kalinsakyabefore the Russian tennis player linked up with Jannik Sinner. The split between the two does not appear to have been amicable, given the many attacks the Australian launched against the class of 1998.
Anna Kalinskaya, who is Sinner’s girlfriend: age, love affair with Jannik and the crisis now over
The last one arrived today with Kyrgios who commented on an old photo of them on social media with: “second service”. A clear reference to the fact that the Australian was Kalinsakya’s companion before Sinner. Probably confirmation of what Kalinsakya said just after their breakup: “He’s not a bad boy, he’s just a bad person.”
Kyrgios attacks Sinner
Nick Kyrgios, who a few weeks ago attacked Sinner through a poll on X for the doping case, returned to the charge.
Kyrgios against Sinner and his girlfriend (his ex) Anna Kalinskaja: the attack on social networks
The Australian tennis player is not one to mince his words and lately his number one enemy seems to be the Italian since the day the ITIA pronounced the acquittal for the doping case. “Why is he still playing? “, was the question asked by Kyrgios to journalist Ben Rothenberg. And it’s not the first time. A while ago he wrote: “Ridiculous, whether accidental or planned. You tested positive twice for a banned substance and should be suspended for two years. Your performance has improved. Cream for massages, yes, beautiful.”
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