‘Sad day for tennis’: Kyrgios takes aim after Sinner doping ban
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner has accepted an immediate three-month doping ban, but outspoken Australian star Nick Kyrgios has slammed the outcome.
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‘Fingers crossed’: Kyrgios still in Davis Cup picture
Nick Kyrgios’ hopes of returning to the Davis Cup scene are over for now, but his injury has opened the door for an Australian Open hero to make his debut.
Davis Cup return hopes dashed for Kyrgios
An Aussie’s dream month has continued with elevation into the Davis Cup squad, but it has come at a cost with a big-name star ruled out due to injury.
Ink of the Open: Best player tattoos and their meanings
They’re tennis players who wear their heart on their sleeve and some of their sleeves are inked with their heart. From Kyrgios to Alcaraz, Sabalenka and more, we reveal the Australian Open’s best tattoos and their meanings.
Demon’s Aus Open disaster leaves us wanting Kyrgios back
We were told that Alex de Minaur was ready to match it with the best now, but he failed miserably in the test that was Jannik Sinner and it left us all wanting another Aussie, writes Scott Gullan.
Djokovic accepts apology after Tony Jones fracas
Novak Djokovic has put a pin in his Channel 9 feud after accepting Tony Jones’ apology following the broadcaster’s offensive comments directed at him and Serbian fans.
Two miracles too much to ask as Special Ks depart in sad style
It was a miracle that they were even out there, but in the end a win was too much to ask of Thanasi Kokkinakis and Nick Kyrgios, who were unable to overcome their Aus Open injury issues.
Kokkinakis capitulation: Late horror show denies Aussie in cruel twist
Thanasi Kokkinakis is out of the Australian Open after falling to Jack Draper in a classic, but the Aussie will be left to rue a blown chance to set up an all-Australian round three showdown.
‘Million painkillers’: Doubles blow for ‘Special Ks’
They won the Australian Open doubles on a lark in 2022, but the reunion of two of Australian stars is on shaky ground.
Kokkinakis at a crossroads as injury dooms Special Ks
Thanasi Kokkinakis says it is almost certain that he won’t be able to partner Nick Kyrgios in doubles at the Australian Open, revealing an excruciating injury suffered during his heartbreaking singles loss.
Pushing back: Inside tennis’ all-Australian feud
The traditional tennis pecking order is under fire as more players push back with confidence and a platform. CALLUM DICK analyses the all-Aussie feud playing out at Melbourne Park.
Popyrin’s pain: Aussie’s hidden battles behind Open exit
Alexei Popyrin has opened up on the disappointment of crashing out of the Australian Open in the first round, but refused to blame the hidden ailments he was battling for his demise.
‘He finally cares’: Has penny dropped too late for Kyrgios?
Something has changed in Nick Kyrgios. After years preferring his extracurricular activities to tennis, he cares. But as SCOTT GULLAN writes, it’s a case of too little, too late.
Why Kyrgios may be better suited to life off court than on it
Nick Kyrgios shocked the tennis world when he said he couldn’t see himself playing singles in Melbourne again. However, here’s why age 29 might be the perfect time for him to pull the pin.
Time for Kyrgios to put up or shut up about doping in tennis
A cursory glance of the 33-page judgment dispels the many myths of this story. Anybody even vaguely familiar with Jannik Sinner’s case must understand he wasn’t lathering himself in an aura-enhancing steroid cream as Kyrgios claims.
Don’t quit: Greats urge Kyrgios to play on
Nick Kyrgios has fuelled rumours that he is hurtling towards retirement – but a trio of Australian greats have urged him to pump the brakes before he calls an early end to his career.
Kyrgios pulls pin: ‘I can’t see myself playing singles here again’
Nick Kyrgios has dropped a bombshell on the second night of the Australian Open, pulling the pin on his singles career at Melbourne Park due to injury.
The image that should terrify Australian Open officials
Love him or hate him, the Kyrgios effect is undeniable. As JOE BARTON writes, with the Aussie drawcard’s career close to the end, tennis is only just realising what it will miss.
Another blow after Kyrgios comeback fail
Amid his revelations about his Australian Open future, another comeback hope could now be off the cards for Nick Kyrgios.
Kyrgios crashes out of Australian Open
Nick Kyrgios has crashed out of the Australian Open in a discombobulated and despondent loss to Brit Jacob Fearnley.
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