‘Stop taking shady s***’ Kyrgios drops truth bomb on top female player as doping storm explodes
Nick Kyrgios has raised eyebrows with a truth bomb on top women’s player Maria Sakkari.four-year ban handed to grand slam champion Simona HalepThe 28-year-old was brutally honest in responding to comments from Sakkari that showed concern over the anti-doping measures players endure on the professional circuit.
“I don’t know who has a say. I have no idea.. I would for sure improve the whereabouts app that the anti-doping app. It doesn’t work well. It’s supposed to remind you every day of your time slot and it doesn’t. They tried to improve it, but it’s not working very well. For us, we travel so much compared to other athletes. It’s just very stressful. I wake up almost every night to use the bathroom.
Kyrgios responded to one Twitter user’s sledge by posting: “I’d imagine if I was taking similar things to be banned for 4 years I’d have about 5 slams. Potato”.
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