Ex-Wimbledon finalist Kyrgios says he tested positive for cocaine
Nick Kyrgios, the former Wimbledon finalist, has been suspended after testing positive for cocaine.
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Nick Kyrgios was suspended from professional tennis after testing positive for cocaine at an ATP event. He accepted full responsibility for the incident and subsequently announced a hiatus from social media.
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Nick Kyrgios, the former Wimbledon finalist, has been suspended after testing positive for cocaine at an ATP event. Kyrgios announced the news on social media, stating that he takes full responsibility for his actions. He has also announced a social media hiatus.
The suspension affects Kyrgios's immediate future in professional tennis. The Australian tennis player has been open about his struggles with mental health and personal issues in the past. Kyrgios has not yet specified the duration of his hiatus or the length of his suspension.
The ATP has not yet commented on the matter.
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The reporting (6)
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Former Wimbledon finalist suspended for positive cocaine test, announces social media hiatusCleveland.com · 45d ago
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Tennis pro Nick Kyrgios suspended over positive cocaine testNew York Daily News · 45d ago
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Nick Kyrgios tests positive for cocaine at ATP event: ‘A huge mistake’The New York Times · 45d ago
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Nick Kyrgios Tests Positive for Cocaine, Takes 'Full Responsibility' in Apology After SuspensionBleacher Report · 45d ago
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Quick answers
What substance did Nick Kyrgios test positive for?
Kyrgios tested positive for cocaine.
What is the status of Nick Kyrgios's professional tennis career?
Kyrgios has been suspended from professional tennis after testing positive for cocaine. He has also announced a social media hiatus.
Has the ATP commented on Nick Kyrgios's suspension?
The ATP has not yet commented on the matter.
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