He spat at onlookers, ate sushi during the press conference and quarreled with everything and everyone.
After the victory over Paul Jubb, Nick Kyrgios ended up in bad weather again when he quarreled with the press corps over the sight of the line stewards.
A reporter asked – don’t you think we should have people in their places who can actually judge whether the ball is in or out?
There are press conferences with angry athletes, and then there are performances Nick Kyrgios.
The Australian was in a good mood despite the progress in Wimbledon The subsequent press conference was held in the now usual Kyrgios fashion. Before, during and after questions, the 27-year-old sat down and ate sushi.
After a long discussion about how disrespectful the audience was and what he was yelling at him, Kyrgios admitted that he spit on a spectator who ridiculed him.
– Someone shouted in the audience that I was dirty. Is that normal? number. I don’t understand why this happens over and over again.
When asked why Kyrgios focused so much on the line stewards’ efforts during the match, the Australian was upset.
The age and sight of the judges has become a hot topic of discussion.
– It’s a fact that young people have better eyesight. Before concluding, Kyrgios asked a reporter: Don’t you think it’s reasonable?
When you play a sport with hundreds of thousands of dollars at stake, don’t you think we should have people in place who can actually judge whether the ball is in or out?
