Nick Kyrgios is still in top form, and we are not referring to his sporting performance. The Australian has been away from the slopes for months, but what he hasn’t left behind is Twitter.
There is no action, news or event that he does not comment on, always with his usual style: without cutting hair and looking for controversy.
His latest victim is, again, Jannik Sinner. The Italian became the target of criticism a few weeks ago after it was revealed that he had tested positive for clostebol in an anti-doping test during the Indian Wells tournament.
Well, in the last few hours Kyrgios is back in the fray. The reason? a Wimbledon poster uniting some of the greatest tennis players in history.
In the picture you can see players of the caliber of Maria Sharapova, Martina Hingis, the Williams brothers, Boris Becker, Stefan Edberg, Bjorn Borg, John McEnroe, Rafa Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Carlos Alcaraz… and Jannik Sinner.
“The ‘cream’ must be in the Sinner’s pocket“His words. An ironic ‘note’ to highlight that the Italian is the only one in the image who has never won (or passed the semi-finals) the London Grand Slam.
What he doesn’t say is the real glitch that one of the greatest champions in the tournament’s history won’t appear: Steffi Graf.
But the matter did not stop there. Kyrgios He also remembered Rafa Nadal, although this time in different terms.
If on the day the Spaniard announced his retirement he had kind words for him, this Saturday he did more a beautiful message on your Instagram account.
“Farewell Rafa Nadal… honestly you are one of my biggest motivations to improve. Good luck with whatever comes next.” he wrote alongside a selection of photos of the two of them congratulating each other after their confrontations.
The Australian also kindly commented on two tweets published in the last few hours by the official account of the Australian Open.
As a final note, highlight that All indications are that Nick Kyrgios could return to the circuit next January on the occasion of the Australian Open where, according to the local press, he may decide to hang up his racket for good.
Source: La Verdad
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