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Nick Kyrgios enters treatment program after accepting one-month ban for cocaine use

Australian free to play again after having suspension reduced ITIA accepts Kyrgios’s use of cocaine was outside of competition Fallen Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios has entered a treatment program after accepting…

Australian free to play again after having suspension reduced
ITIA accepts Kyrgios’s use of cocaine was outside of competition

Fallen Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios has entered a treatment program after accepting a one-month ban for testing positive to cocaine.

After admitting his “huge mistake” when initially suspended for failing a drugs test on June 22 at an ATP 250 tournament in Spain, Kyrgios is allowed to compete again from Friday.

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