Nick Kyrgios has responded to Jack Draper after the British No. 1 stood up for Jannik Sinner. The Italian accepted a three-month suspension as part of a case resolution agreement with the World Anti-Doping Agency after testing positive for the prohibited substance clostebol.

Nick Kyrgios wasn't impressed with Jack Draper and Lorenzo Sonego defending Jannik Sinner as the Australian bluntly suggested that if the Italian was so innocent, then how did a banned substance get into his body.

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Jannik Sinner could lose his coveted world No.1 ranking during a three-month doping ban from tennis — but the punishment has still been slammed as far too lenient, with Nick Kyrgios again leading the backlash.

The controversial Australian provided a predictable reaction on social media after the world No.1 struck an agreement with Wada after failing two anti-doping tests

LONDON (AP) — Jannik Sinner’s deal with the World Anti-Doping Agency to accept a three-month ban for positive doping tests has been criticized by Australian player Nick Kyrgios, with the Professional Tennis Players Association citing a “lack of transparency" in the system.

Nick Kyrgios criticized the three-month ban given to world No.1 Jannik Sinner after he tested positive for drugs twice in the previous year.The World Anti-Doping Agency and Sinner have agreed on a three-month suspension for him.

Nick Kyrgios had another heated response after Jannik Sinner had a three-month ban levied against him by WADA.

Nick Kyrgios called Jannik Sinner's three-month doping ban a "sad day for tennis," after the current No. 1 player reached a settlement for his two positive drug tests.