Wimbledon 2022: “Are you stupid?” – The scandalous appearance leaves fans completely stunned
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Wimbledon 2022 He is richer in his scandalous appearance. Anyone who watched Nick Kyrgios’ match against Stefanos Tsitsipas on Saturday night (July 2) might wonder what was really going on on the sacred pitch.
Kyrgios and Tsitsipas add to their rivalry Wimbledon 2022 open for viewing. After a memorable match, the feud then moved to overtime.
Wimbledon 2022: the escalation of the dispute between Kyrgios and Tsitsipas
In a heated match from the start, Kyrgios, a bad boy in tennis, tried to throw his opponent off his balance. Lots of talk, antics and trick shots on serve are all part of his game. The Australian also faced the referee early on.
And then one of the scenes that stuck in the memory: after Tsitsipas lost the second set, he hits a furious ball into the audience. Kyrios reacted angrily, and demanded that his opponent be disqualified.
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Wimbledon 2022: Kyrgios insulted the referee
When it was just a warning, Kyrios sped off. “Are you stupid?” cried Damien Dumusois in the referee’s chair. Tsitsipas was also angry as a result – and hit a few balls hard on his opponent’s body.
After hitting the ball again, he even got a penalty. In the end, Kyrgios was victorious in four sets. The press conference continued. “It felt like I was in a circus,” Tsitsipas said.
Wimbledon 2022: Fans react differently
“He is constant bullying. He is bullying his opponents,” the Greek accused his opponent, but also realized that he lost control when hitting the ball.
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For fans, their appearance represented a fine line between entertainment and scandal. “They’ll never be friends,” one viewer commented on Twitter. Another says: “Circus Kyrios / Tsitsipas keeps what it promised.” An unbelieving third party asks: “Tsitsipas only blows all the valves, what’s wrong with him?” (M)
