He was accused of “drinking 700 drinks” and was thrown out of the arena in the Wimbledon final.
Now the hanged woman is responding by suing Nick Kyrgios for defamation.
“This was broadcast to millions of television viewers around the world and caused great harm and distress to her and her family.”Write a woman’s lawyer.
Check this summer Nick Kyrgios The greatest success of his career so far as he reached the historic Grand Slam final Wimbledon.
The 27-year-old Australian has the talent that has enabled him to be a world-class player for many years, but has been consistently held back by a lack of motivation and various chaos on and off the field.
At Wimbledon, he managed to control his emotions.
Or yes, almost anyway…
“700 drinks”
Because even in the final against Novak Djokovic, Kyrgios managed to make a scene.
Halfway through the match, he approached the referee and began to complain that a woman in the stands was bothering him.
– Kyrgios said she’s the one wearing the dress and it looks like she’s had 700 drinks.
This led to the security guards taking care of the woman and expelling her from the ring.
‘Unfounded accusations’
Now the woman – a 32-year-old Polish lawyer named Anya Palos – has taken legal action, suing Kyrgios for defamation.
She believes he made “reckless and baseless accusations”.
“Not only did this cause great harm that day, but Kergio’s false accusation was broadcast and read to millions of people around the world, causing great harm and distress to me and my family.”her lawyers say in a statement according to TT.
Anya Palos previously told The Sun that she only had one drink and a glass of pink wine.