Nick Kyrgios' latest claim: suggests Roddick doped during his career

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The news about Iga Swiatek testing positive for doping due to contamination continues to spark discussion and shake the foundations of world tennis. Nick Kyrgios, as he did during Jannik Sinner's case, is possibly the most vocal player in condemning these results: the Australian continues to act recklessly, causing fires day after day. The latest incident occurred this morning when he quoted a fan insinuating that Andy Roddick had used some "magic cream" during his career, as otherwise, his unwavering defense of Sinner or Swiatek would not make sense. Did Nick need to publicize this opinion? No... but he did, and how: jokingly and with a "Most likely", hinting that the American doped during his sports career. Will there be a response soon?

Hahaha most likely https://t.co/ogFgYaNxAw

— Nicholas Kyrgios (@NickKyrgios) December 3, 2024

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