Former Italian professional considers Nick Kyrgios a ‘problematic guy’ after constant attacks on Jannik Sinner.

Nick Kyrgios has criticized Jannik Sinner since his doping scandal surfaced, and that has created disturbance in the Italian fraternity.

Former Italian professional considers Nick Kyrgios a ‘problematic guy’ after constant attacks on Jannik Sinner

Jannik Sinner and Nick Kyrgios (via X)

Italian tennis commentator Guido Monaco has launched a strong criticism of controversial tennis star Nick Kyrgios. The Australian has been in the spotlight due to his frequent negative comments about Jannik Sinner amid the latter’s doping scandal.

Monaco, a former Italian tennis player, believes Kyrgios has done more harm than good for the sport. He argues that in serious situations like these, Kyrgios’ opinions should not be given much importance.

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Kyrgios has repeatedly mocked Sinner on social media. The Australian claims that Sinner has avoided penalties that other players, such as Simona Halep and Maria Sharapova, had to face.

The doping scandal debate gained more attention recently when Iga Swiatek failed a doping test earlier this month. The Polish star served a one-month suspension and is now eligible to play in the Australian Open warm-up events.

Nick Kyrgios is preparing for his much-awaited return to the ATP Tour after a long injury break. Since early 2023, injuries have kept the Australian star away from the court, stopping him from competing at his best and chasing a Grand Slam title.

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Nick Kyrgios (Image via X)

Kyrgios has always spoken about his dream of winning a Grand Slam before retiring. He came close in 2022 when he reached the Wimbledon final, losing to Novak Djokovic in a hard-fought match. However, coming back strong after such a long layoff will be challenging, especially with the men’s tour becoming more competitive.

The Australian has announced that he will start his 2025 season at the Brisbane International. He plans to play in both singles and doubles, partnering with Djokovic in doubles. After Brisbane, Kyrgios will head to Melbourne Park for the Australian Open, where the home crowd’s energy could inspire him to perform at his best.

Kyrgios is loved for his flashy style and thrilling shots, making him a fan favorite. His 2022 season showed promise, with a Wimbledon final appearance and a big win over Daniil Medvedev. Yet injuries and setbacks halted his progress. Many hope this comeback will mark a turning point as he strives to fulfill his potential.

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