Nick Kyrgios wasn't impressed with Jack Draper and Lorenzo Sonego defending Jannik Sinner as the Australian bluntly suggested that if the Italian was so innocent, then how did a banned substance get into his body.

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Nick Kyrgios called Jannik Sinner's three-month doping ban a "sad day for tennis," after the current No. 1 player reached a settlement for his two positive drug tests.

Jannik Sinner could lose his coveted world No.1 ranking during a three-month doping ban from tennis — but the punishment has still been slammed as far too lenient, with Nick Kyrgios again leading the backlash.

Goncalo Oliveira received a doping suspension by the ITIA after testing positive for metamfetamine drug and the world No. 245 failing a doping test over the usage of a recreational drug even left Nick Kyrgios stunned.

The controversial Australian provided a predictable reaction on social media after the world No.1 struck an agreement with Wada after failing two anti-doping tests

Jannik Sinner and the whole doping system's lack of transparency are under fire from across the tennis world after the world number one strikes a deal to accept a three-month ban from WADA.

Where to start with Nick Kyrgios lashing Jannik Sinner and the state of tennis after the world No.1 has escaped with a three-month doping ban? Fairness, Kyrgios says, does not exist. He figures the next generation might as well dope and claim ignorance.

Jannik Sinner’s deal with the World Anti-Doping Agency to accept a three-month ban for positive doping tests has been criticized by Australian player Nick Kyrgios, with the Professional Tennis Players Association citing a “lack of transparency” in the system.