Kyrgios lashes out at Sinner and his YouTube channel: "Can he show us behind the scenes of what happened a year ago?"

Le 01/02/2025 à 15h46 par Jules Hypolite

Kyrgios Sinner

Kyrgios lashes out at Sinner and his YouTube channel: Can he show us behind the scenes of what happened a year ago?

Jannik Sinner made the launch of his YouTube vlog channel official yesterday, having published a first video in which he retraces his second Australian Open title with exclusive footage.

Nick Kyrgios, who had remained quiet since the Australian Open, unsurprisingly reacted to the announcement with a reference to the doping case Sinner is facing:

"Can he show us behind the scenes of what happened a year ago? I'm asking for a friend."

Nick Kyrgios

Non classé

Jannik Sinner

1e, 11830 points

That’s not the way to ask for a friend Nick

Hear hear

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