“The whole system is cooked”

Nick Kyrgios thought about his partner Aussie Max Purcell, who received an 18 -month doping suspension from IIA on Wednesday (April 30). Kyrgios took all tennis “System”, Infishing his observation that the ambiguity of anti-doping guidelines was ridiculous.

Kyrgios has been a firm critic of tennis doping since the failed tests of Jannik Sinner for the prohibited Clostebol substance have been published by Itia last year. The 29 -year -old, then did not lose a pace by criticizing the Italian on his social media handle after the anti -doping agency eliminated him from any crime. During this time, he also directed his anger to Iga Swiatk, who had positively tried the Trimetazidine last September and accepted a temporary ban of almost a month.

On Tuesday, April 29, the news of Max Purcell Receiving an 18 -month doping ban to take multiple infusions of vitamins IV, exceeding 100 mL admissible in December 2023, reached the tennis universe. According to IIa's statement while Purcell had not taken a “Forbidden substance” (As was the case of Sinner and Swiatk), had used a “Use of a prohibited method.”

This discrepancy of the anti-doping agency apparently annoyed Nick kyrgiosPassing through its latest publication on X on Wednesday, April 30. The Old World 13th Number called the decision to ban the 2024 Open Doubles Champion “Ridiculous” While you also take bones in Itian.

“So honest feelings about how ridiculous the ban on Purcell? Vitamins? Can we justify it? Or can we just admit now that the whole system is cooked,” Nick Kyrgios wrote on X on Wednesday.

Kyrgios had also expressed his views on Max Purcell's ban on his Instagram stories on Tuesday.

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Nick Kyrgios expresses dismay to Max Purcell, being an 18 -month doping ban: “sad sad things”

Nick Kyrgios replaced a report of Fox Sports In his Instagram handle when the decision against Purcell came out on Tuesday. Through the subtitle of its story, the Aussie At this moment it ruined the sad state of the Tennis Proces.

“Sad sad things,” Kyrgios wrote in his Instagram history on Wednesday.

In the meantime, Kyrgios made his long -awaited comeback on the ATP tour earlier this year, after being out of action for two years due to knee and wrist surgeries. The young man, 29, has not played competitively since he lost in the second round of Miami's Open in Karen Khachanov.

However, if his Instagram stories are some indication, Kyrgios is preparing for a look at a tour level soon.