“Bad boy” Nick Kyrgios was threatened with his life, challenged

(Sports news, tennis news) In a time of mental threats, Nick Kyrgios still shows his usual goofiness.

In a row in the last 3 events, Nick Kyrgios was aggressive with the referee. At the two Masters tournaments in the US, the “bad boy” of Australia had to pay a total fine of up to $ 60,000 for his bad behavior playing at Indian Wells and the Miami Open.

Kyrgios responded to the audience’s threats with a provocative statement

Seemingly not having learned from those two events, Kyrgios made a ruckus again when he had inappropriate words with the referee at the ATP 250 Houston, which ended in the US over the weekend.

In the 3-6, 5-7 defeat to Reilly Opelka (USA) in the semi-finals, Kyrgios was mad again to question the referee. The Australian player shouted: “This is like a joke. Do you realize that you caught badly? I don’t think you feel that way.”

“Too three, three busy”, for the third time, but Kyrgios was still very aggressive, which made social media users feel uncomfortable. Some “extreme” fans went to Kyrgios’ personal page, texted and cursed, and even threatened to kill the player nicknamed “Bad Boy”. It was the Australian tennis player who published a series of threatening messages on Twitter.

There are many stars sport have been threatened with life in the past. Everyone feels scared, and spends money to increase security by hiring bodyguards. With Kyrgios it is completely different, the 26-year-old tennis player is not afraid but also responds to challenges.

The tennis player who is ranked 77th in the world said the sentence that made people “cold up”: “Very well, those who sent me threats”.

In recent times, after a series of scandals taking place in many matches, ATP wants to supplement and increase penalties for players who act similar to Kyrgios.

Talking about this issue with Tennis Channel, Kazakh tennis player Alexander Bublik disagreed, because he supported Kyrgios.

“Nick attracts a lot of spectators to the court. So what do spectators come for, what are the players there for? They want to see men walking on the court in suits? This is a sport, it has to be a little emotional, and they try to put us in a cage where you can’t talk Other cages are more stuffy,” Bublik said.

Kyrgios must receive consecutive penalties, but it must be remembered that the Australian player is making a comeback. From a position outside the top 100, the Australian tennis player is currently in the top 80 with a ranking of 77 in the world. If “Bad Boy” plays properly, he will become a formidable opponent against all opponents in the upcoming tournaments.