Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios pleads guilty to assaulting ex-girlfriend, avoids conviction
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Nick Kyrgios pleads guilty to assaulting ex-girlfriend
Tennis star Nick Kyrgios on Friday pleaded guilty to assaulting a former girlfriend, but avoided a conviction for what the magistrate called a "single act of stupidity".
Kyrgios admits assaulting girlfriend, avoids conviction
Tennis player Nick Kyrgios has pleaded guilty to assaulting a former girlfriend, but avoided a conviction for what the magistrate called a "single act of stupidity".
Tennis star Kyrgios admits assaulting girlfriend, avoids conviction
CANBERRA: Tennis star Nick Kyrgios on Friday (Feb 3) pleaded guilty to assaulting a former girlfriend, but avoided a conviction for what the magistrate called a "single act of stupidity".
Nick Kyrgios Pleads Guilty To Assaulting Ex-Girlfriend
Australian Tennis star Nick Kyrgios has pleaded guilty to assault charge levied against him by former girlfriend. The prosecutor told court that Kyrgios pushed his then-girlfriend to the ground. Kyrgios shoved Chiara Passari with his open hands after a heated argument outside her apartment in Canberra, according to an agreed statement of facts tendered to the court. Kyrgios appeared in a Canberra court on Friday. The Wimbledon finalist hobbled into the court building with a pair of crutches and a brace on his knee after suffering a "gruesome" injury that sidelined him at last month's Australian Open.
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