Australia's Nick Kyrgios has recorded his first top-10 win on grass in almost seven years at an ATP 500 tournament in Germany.
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As the tennis worlds attention shifts to the upcoming Wimbledon Grand Slam, Kyrgios has found himself embroiled in drama with fellow Davis Cup teammate Bernard Tomic. It featured a tribute to Kobe Bryant alongside LeBron James and an ode to Michael Jordan’s nikes. Nick Kyrgios is no stranger to going under the needle.
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"As you can see from the scoreboard, I focused pretty well. Frustrations started to boil over soon after when the world No.65 mangled his racquet beyond recognition, repeatedly hammering it against the side of his court-side seat. "Umpires, I don't think they understand... "My team. The chair umpire Timo Janzen delivered the Aussie a code violation for the blow-up, and then a heated argument in the second set ensued after he was penalised for a time violation on Tsitsipas' serve. However, his wizardry with the racquet was in stark contrast to his volatile behaviour in between points, with the Aussie admitting after the match he was on the verge of quitting.
Nick Kyrgios battled back from first-set disappointment to oust second seed Stefanos Tsitsipas with a 5-7, 6-2, 6-4 victory at the Terra Wortmann Open in ...
It was Kyrgios who capitalised on a lapse in the Tsitsipas game, however, his ability to find winners from anywhere all court helping him to a crucial break for 5-4 before he served out to love. A tight start saw just five points won against serve in the first nine games, before Tsitsipas raised his level to exert some pressure on the Kyrgios delivery. After a strong second-set showing to level the match, the World No. 65 clinched a crucial break late in the deciding set to seal a quarter-final spot on tournament debut.
Nick Kyrgios impressively rallied past Stefanos Tsitsipas at the Halle grass court tournament on Wednesday to hammer home his status as a Wimbledon threat, ...
“If I can beat some of the best players in the world and play at this level with as few events as I play, I’m pretty happy,” he said. Kyrgios called what he judged a frivolous warning “an unnecessary part of the game”. “It’s not needed in a stadium full of people,” he added. “I needed to wipe my hands and he gave me a warning.” “He said I was playing too slow – statistically I’m one of the fastest,” Kyrgios said. He then got into a minor spat with the chair umpire in the third game of the second set, landing himself with a warning for time-wasting.
Nick Kyrgios obliterated his racquet, got embroiled in another officiating bust-up and was on the verge of giving...
The match was going fine, the crowd was enjoying it - it was completely unnecessary." Asked if he'd found it hard to stay focused, Kyrgios shrugged: "Not really. Asked how he'd managed to win in a post-match courtside interview, Kyrgios said: "My team. Everyone here in Halle was looking forward to seeing me and Stef play, they (umpires) just want to be relevant. But on this occasion, the 27-year-old's brilliance came to the forefront instead, as he regained his focus to earn his 24th victory over a top-10 player - a remarkable statistic for a man still to make the top-10 himself. Nick Kyrgios obliterated his racquet, got embroiled in another officiating bust-up and was on the verge of giving up - yet still managed to battle through to perhaps his best win of the year against Stefanos Tsitsipas on the Halle grass.
Racquet smashing, an umpire bust-up and another explosive Kyrgios victory ... Nick Kyrgios obliterated his racquet, got embroiled in another officiating bust-up ...
Australia’s No.2 proved no match on the green stuff for world No.6 Maria Sakkari, who beat her 6-1 7-5 in the last 16. Coverage of select matches commences on 9GEM from 7.30pm (AEST) each night. As you can see from the scoreboard, I focused pretty well. “Umpires, I don’t think they understand ... Everyone here in Halle was looking forward to seeing me and Stef play, they [umpires] just want to be relevant. Asked how he’d managed to win in a post-match courtside interview, Kyrgios said: “My team. Asked if he’d found it hard to stay focused, Kyrgios shrugged: “Not really.