Kyrgios slams Sinner after his return to Ferrara: "He fooled us all about the Clostebol case."

Nick Kyrgios , the Australian tennis player who reached the 2022 Wimbledon final and has now slipped to 640th in the ATP rankings, is among Jannik Sinner 's biggest accusers. Since the Clostebol case became public, he has never shied away from scathing comments and scathing criticism of the world number one. His fighting spirit has been rekindled – after an unexpected appreciation earlier this month for the Italian's professionalism, which he believes surpasses that of Carlos Alcaraz – by the South Tyrolean's return to the staff of trainer Umberto Ferrara , who was fired ten months ago and returned on Wednesday to join the Wimbledon winner's team. "He's got the same doctor back. We've been made fun of, ladies and gentlemen," he wrote on X, adding lots of smiley faces. Ironic laughter. And then: "It's not a joke," is the caption accompanying a photo of Sinner with Ferrara. Kyrgios, whose successes on the court are a thing of the past, now never fails to attack Jannik whenever he gets the chance.