Nick Kyrgios cleared for immediate tennis return after stunning drug ban reversal
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The Australian, beloved by fans, may soon be seen on the field.
Tennis Badboy Nick Kyrgios had himself caught in the blood with cocaine in Mallorca. Now the penalty of the association is fixed. Curious about it: The Australian can compete immediately again at tournaments.
On August 19, the International Agency for the Integrity of Tennis (ITIA) revealed that Nick Kyrgios was temporarily suspended following a positive check on cocaine on June 22 on the margins of the Majorca turf tournament, where he had been eliminated in the first round. And this Thursday, the body created in 2021 to preserve the integrity of professional tennis indicated that the 31-year-old Australian player had only been suspended for a month…
Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios, who was found guilty of using a banned substance, can return to the court, the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) announced.
Nick Kyrgios Cleared for Immediate Tennis Return After One-Month Cocaine Ban - Archysport
Nick Kyrgios is free to return to professional tennis immediately after the International Tennis Integrity Agency accepted that his positive test for cocaine occurred out of competition, allowing the Australian player to avoid a lengthy suspension that threatened to end his career. The Mallorca Testing and the ITIA Ruling According to records from the International ...
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