This was the fourth set of this match with a score of 3:3 and the Australian 2:1 was ahead Nick Kyrgios (40. ATP) in groups. The Greek Stefanos was serving Tsitsipas (5. ATP) He loses 15:40. served abroad, Kyrgios He gets to the ball but hits it with the racket frame and the ball doesn’t even hit the net. The Greek knew he scored a point and immediately turned around to get the balls. Meanwhile, Kyrgios asked for a challenge. He wanted to check if the Greek service was successful.
‘These examinations should be punished’
Kyrgios is still checking. Such examinations should be severely punished – said David Olinzak, Polsat . commentator sports.
His words were absolutely correct, because Stefanos Tsitsipas hit the ball a meter from the service line. Tennis players usually ask for challenges because they have doubts about the judges’ evaluation. Often, iterations show that a centimeter or a few centimeters are missing so the ball is fine or out of the way. Kyrgios sure knew his opponent’s service was good because it was hard to miss, but he decided to take on the challenge anyway. Kyrgios’ behavior was also not liked by fans.
Kyrgios won the match 6:7 (2:7), 6:4, 6:3, 7:6 (9:7). In the fourth round, he will face American Brandon Nakashima (56 ATP players).
Outrageous behavior of Tsitsipas. KYRIOS IN COURT: That’s a disgrace. Are you really stupid? [WIDEO]
This is not the end of the strange behavior in this match. At one point, Stefanos Tsitsipas threw the ball in anger towards the crowd, but it wasn’t disqualified for it. – He hit the ball towards the crowd, are you really that stupid? How do you evaluate the issue of disqualification? Kyrgios asked furiously. The Australian has regularly made it clear to the judge that he is not happy that Tsitsipas has not been disqualified for his behaviour. The Australian won the third set 6:3 and then decided to bow out, Perhaps towards the representative of the ATP, with whom he also got into arguments earlier.
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Sunday’s other men’s results for the third round at Wimbledon:
- Christian Garin (Chile) – Jenson Broxby (USA) 6: 2, 6: 3, 1; 6, 6: 4
- Jack Sock (US) – Jason Kobler (Australia) 2:6, 6:4, 7:5, 6:7, 3:6
- Richard Gasquet (France) – Van de Zandschulp (Netherlands) 5:7, 6:2, 6:7, 1:6
- Alex de Minaur (Australia) beat Liam Brody (UK) 6-3, 6-4, 7-5
- Brandon Nakashima (USA) defeated Daniel Elahi Galan Riveros (Colombia) 6-4 6-4 6-1
- Alex Mulkan (Slovakia) beat Taylor Fritz (US) 4:6, 1:6, 6:7
- Lorenzo Sonego (Italy) beat Rafael Nadal (Spain) 1:6, 2:6, 4:6.
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