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Suspended tennis star Nick Kyrgios takes another shot at redemption

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Suspended tennis star Nick Kyrgios takes another shot at redemption
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Tennis player Nick Kyrgios is facing a suspension after testing positive for cocaine. The article reflects on his declining career and his public apology, questioning his future in the sport.

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The incident highlights the personal and professional struggles of high-profile athletes and the impact of off-court behavior on career longevity.

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Nick Kyrgios was back in the news this week after the Australian tennis player tested positive for cocaine. PATRICK HAMILTON/AFP/Getty Images

The first thought you had when you heard that former Wimbledon finalist Nick Kyrgios had tested positive for cocaine was probably, “People still do cocaine?”

I thought coke went out of fashion around the same time that using it killed a few people. But I guess some guys won’t believe a thing is true until it happens to them.

Kyrgios hasn’t bothered denying it, which is a nice change. None of this “I was making myself a Tang and, you know, I thought it tasted funny” business that everyone else tries to pull off.

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