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After the Doping Scandal – the World Number One is Suspended

The International Anti-Doping Organization Wada appealed the decision to acquit world number one Jannik Sinner after he tested positive for doping. Now an agreement has been reached.

After the Doping Scandal – the World Number One is Suspended

Tough DC Start – Ymer and Borg Not Enough

Mikael Ymer pressured world number eight Alex de Minaur in the opening match of the Davis Cup. Leo Borg followed up with an even match against Aleksandar Vukic.

Tough DC Start – Ymer and Borg Not Enough

Kyrgios: May Have Played My Last Singles Match Here

Nick Kyrgios played injured and lost in the Australian Open. Now the Australian star may have played his last singles match in the Grand Slam tournament on home soil.

Kyrgios: May Have Played My Last Singles Match Here

Guide: Record Money at Stake in Australian Open

Approximately 24 million kronor. The large sum of money – a new record – is at stake in this year's first Grand Slam tournament in Melbourne.

Guide: Record Money at Stake in Australian Open

Scandal Star to Stockholm – May Face Ymer

Now it is clear which Australian tennis players will be visiting the Royal Tennis Hall at the end of January for the Davis Cup, reports Expressen. One of them is the world star Nick Kyrgios.

Scandal Star to Stockholm – May Face Ymer

Narrow defeat for Kyrgios in comeback

Nick Kyrgios started well in his singles comeback, but ultimately had to give in. The Frenchman Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard, ranked 31st in the world, won the even match with 7–6, 6–7, 7–6 after hitting 36 serves.

Narrow defeat for Kyrgios in comeback

Kyrgios is back – played doubles with Djokovic

A few years ago, they were arch-enemies. Now they are good friends – and doubles partners.

Kyrgios is back – played doubles with Djokovic

The Star Ready for Comeback: "Exhilarated"

He has only played one singles match in two years – but now Nick Kyrgios is close to making a comeback on the ATP tour. > I feel well-trained and healthy, and excited about my comeback, says the 29-year-old.

The Star Ready for Comeback: "Exhilarated"

The world number one is threatened with a two-year ban

The doping case surrounding tennis star Jannik Sinner is now moving forward. The anti-doping organization Wada is appealing to the sports arbitration court, Cas, and wants to see Sinner banned for up to two years.

The world number one is threatened with a two-year ban

Djokovic Criticism: "There is no Consistency"

Earlier in the week, the news broke that world number one Jannik Sinner had tested positive for doping, but avoids suspension. Now, world number two Novak Djokovic is directing sharp criticism towards tennis's anti-doping rules.

Djokovic Criticism: "There is no Consistency"

Critical after the news about Sinner: "Ridiculous"

Jannik Sinner tested positive for doping twice – but was acquitted. Nick Kyrgios thinks that's wrong.

Critical after the news about Sinner: "Ridiculous"

Nick Kyrgios makes a comeback: "Finally ready"

Nick Kyrgios, Australia, makes a comeback to tennis. The 29-year-old will participate in the tennis tournament Ultimate Tennis Showdown (UTS) in New York.

Nick Kyrgios makes a comeback: "Finally ready"