TI have the 1987 Wimbledon champion Australian Pat Kash, is not at all enthusiastic about the antics of his compatriot Nick Kyrgios.
Heyfull of controversy and scandals match in the third round of WimbledonKyrgios defeated Stefanos Tsitsipas of Greece and continued his long history of arguing with the referees and demanded a disqualification of Tsitsipas for hitting a fan with the ball.
Former Australian tennis player Pat Cash commented on the situation on air with the BBC. about the behavior of Nick Kyrgios recently.
He calls on the ATP to intervene and take action: “Kyrgios has taken tennis to its lowest level. I can see in terms of gambling, cheating, manipulation, abuse and aggressive behavior in front of chair judges and linesmen. Something needs to be done about this. He turned some matches into a circus and it can’t be tolerated,” Cash said.
“Conveniences” Kyrgios at Wimbledon
Kyrgios opened the Grand Slam tournament by calling the linesman “snitch” and then spat at a fan whom he accused of shouting racial obscenities.
His outrageous behavior was repeated against his Greek opponent in a match that ended in sanctions for both players.
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According to News.com.au, Cash was asked to explain what he meant by the charge of “fraud” against 27-year-old Kyrgios.
“Tsitsipas demanded a line and started complaining and he’s going to face it, that’s part of the game, that’s what he does and I think there’s a limit to that,” Cash said. “I don’t have a problem with a little confrontation between the players, but when it comes to this level, I think it gets out of hand.
“The referee lost control. The boys with the ball ran around the court while Kyrgios served, he slowed down for good reason.sitsipas fell for it, so it was entertaining and exciting, but for me now it was too far, “ Cashier completed.
Reached the quarterfinals
Kyrgios has already reached the quarterfinals of the London tournament after defeating American Brandon Nakashima.