The tennis world was hit by a huge roadblock when Iga Swiatek was hit by a doping ban, months after Jannik Sinner‘s case. And Nick Kyrgios, having targeted Jannik Sinner for months, has now turned his attention to Swiatekcase. Speaking again on the doping controversy, he asked for a better vision of the game.

Kyrgios has made his stance clear on doping in tennis, as he took to social media to condemn the recent controversies involving Iga Swiatek and Jannik Sinner. The Australian tennis star expressed his frustration, emphasizing the importance of a clean sport and criticizing the lenient punishments handed out by governing bodies.

In response to a tweet by Novak Djokovic fan Pavvy G, who sarcastically suggested making substances like Clostebol and Trimetazidine legal for all players in 2025, Kyrgios replied, “No thanks. How about we just don’t have people cheating – and can look at themselves in the mirror and sleep knowing they’ve accomplished things without no bullsh*t.” His words highlighted his firm belief in integrity and fairness in sports.

Kyrgios has also voiced concerns over Swiatek’s one-month ban for doping, a decision that many found inadequate. Responding to a tweet by tennis player Benjamin Lock, who sarcastically commented, “1-month ban. It’s not even April fools day. Don’t play with us like that,” Kyrgios replied, “Our sport is cooked.” His frustration was clear, pointing to a deeper issue within tennis governance.

Kyrgios has consistently criticized doping violations. His comments reflect a call for accountability and stricter regulations to maintain the sport’s credibility. The Aussie hopes for a future where athletes compete without shortcuts. Not only him, but even the likes of Eugenie Bouchard have been open in expressing their frustration on the doping saga.

Eugenie Bouchard joins Nick Kyrgios in slamming Iga Swiatek and Jannik Sinner amidst doing case

Eugenie Bouchard joined Nick Kyrgios in voicing her skepticism about the doping cases surrounding Iga Swiatek and Jannik Sinner. Both athletes have faced significant backlash following allegations and rulings from the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA).

Nick Kyrgios, who has been vocal about his disapproval of doping in tennis, expressed doubt over Swiatek’s claims of innocence. “The excuse that we can all use is that we didn’t know. Simply didn’t know. Professionals at the highest level of sport can now just say ‘we didn’t know,’” the Australian wrote on X.

Reacting to Kyrgios’ post, Eugenie Bouchard offered a subtle yet pointed reply, writing, “Guess so,” accompanied by a shrugging shoulders emoji. Her response further emphasized the growing discontent among players regarding the handling of doping cases in tennis.

Swiatek, meanwhile, maintained her innocence, describing the situation as “the toughest battle” of her life. She shared on Instagram, “The only positive doping test in my career, showing an unbelievably low level of a banned substance I’ve never heard about before, put everything I’ve worked so hard for my entire life into question… I’m just relieved it’s over.”

The controversy continues to spark debate, with players like Kyrgios and Bouchard calling for greater accountability. What do you think should be the solution to this? Let us know in the comments below!