Nick Kyrgios And Chiara Passari Split Amid Cheating Allegations (Now they are back together)

Change is the only constant in Nick Kyrgios’ life. Kyrgios and Chiara Passari are back together after cheating allegations.

Nick Kyrgios and Chiara Passari have split. Passeri posted a message suggesting that Kyrgios cheated on her but she didn’t refer to him by name. Kyrgios for his part deleted all the pictures of Passari from his Instagram page.  Kyrgios has also stopped following Passari on IG.

The pair started dating in the middle of 2020 and appeared to be in deep love with each other. But Kyrgios has a history of infidelity and his relationships haven’t lasted very long. 

“Cheaters always want you to be loyal while they’re being unfaithful,

-Chiara Passari 

In recent years, Kyrgios has dated tennis players Ajla Tomljanović and Anna Kalinskaya. Kyrgios, despite his big talent, has struggled to make deep runs in grand slam tournaments. He has reached the quarterfinals at the Australian Open and Wimbledon. 

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Sebastian Korda Moves Into Top 100, Australian Open Says No To Line Judges

Sebastian Korda moved into the Top 100 in world rankings after winning his second ATP Challenger Tour title in Quimper, France. He finished runner-up at the Delray Beach Open in January. (ATP Tour)

Roger Federer will return to tennis in Doha, at the Exxon Mobil Open. Federer hasn’t played in about a year and has undergone two knee surgeries. (CNN)

Australian Open will allow up to 30,000 fans per day in the stadium. Tennis is better with fans. (BBC)

Australian Open will feature lower prize money for tournament winners but higher prize money for early-round losers (TFS)

Australian Open will have electronic line calling on every court. No human line judges. That’s a first for a grand slam tournament. (Sky Sports)

What it’s like to be Rafael Nadal’s teammate (Tennis World USA)

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