Nick Kyrgios Again he exited one swamp to enter another. After leaving some time behind to reflect on the mental fatigue he feels from playing tennis and opening the doors to his retirement at short notice, the Australian did not hesitate to question the value of previous generations, even pointing to Boris Becker and Pete Sampras. The German did not hesitate to answer and it caused a verbal duel between the two on social networks.
“I saw Boris Becker play and I’m not saying he wasn’t good in his time, but he won’t be very good today. In his time he served at 197 or 200 kilometers per hour and now we serve at 220. To serve-volley, if you serve below 220 today, Djokovic will eat you alive. However, Lleyton Hewitt destroyed Pete Sampras playing like that,” Kyrgios reflected. “If either of them do it now, Djokovic will eat them alive”Kyrgios said in remarks to ‘The Athletic’.
Becker didn’t hesitate to answer. “Nick has been making a lot of noise lately about a sport he seems to hate. The truth is that he has never won a ‘major’ as a coach or player. So what about comparing generations… Laver or Federer, Borg or Nadal, Sampras or Djokovic? Not to mention McEnroe, Connors, Lendl, Agassi, Courier, Edberg, Wilander, Kuerten, Bruguera, Rafter, Hewitt and many others… Talk about tennis on OnlyFans“, said the German.
Again, Kyrgios is back. “Man, I’ve beaten Federer, Nadal, Djokovic and Murray, so I’ll have credibility. But You don’t have to be a scientist to see that Djokovic will blow you away in your best form.. This is not an attack. “They are facts,” answered the Australian.
Becker did not want to extend the discussion, although he did leave one more message for Kyrgios. “I look forward to Nick’s speedy recovery as I look forward to seeing him on the tennis court. He is a fantastic tennis player when he is healthy. He has a Grand Slam in his backpack, but for that you have to talk to the court. Good luck“, closed the German.
Source: La Verdad
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