No sun where Nick Kyrgios Do not leave us any comments or phrases that raise dust. The Australian is never one to bite his tongue, as he recently showed when They asked him in an interview about two great dominators of current and future tennis: Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz.
“They are just children. Alcaraz and Sinner have no aura…“are the words that stand out in ‘First Sportz’, something that does not please the former Wimbledon finalist.
“It’s totally taken out of context, hahaha. The media is in a bad situation, that’s for sure. Compared to Novak, Federer and Nadal, they still don’t have the aura they have. I’m sure they will reachbut really, they are really crazy kids. Do it better. Potatoes” was his reply on Twitter.
So, for once, Kyrgios went out to put out a fire he never started… at all. And it was that Sinner and Alcaraz have won four Grand Slam titles in 2024 (Australian Open and US Open in Italy and Roland Garros and Wimbledon in Spain), providing a good example of the dominance they can perform in the future.
In fact, these may have been the first words of praise for the Sinner in months, ever since The Italian has been a big target of the ‘enfant terrible’ of world tennis since it was learned that he tested positive for clostebol.
The Australian’s anger with the world number 1 has reached the point where he is thinking of a way to get him out of his mind should they meet at the next Australian Open.
“He will make everyone present jump on him and it will be a real riotKyrgios said in a recent interview.
“All respect will be lost and I will do anything to win” added the Australian, who returns to competition at the end of the month at the Brisbane tournament.
The first chance to see a rivalry between Kyrgios and Sinner will come at the Australian Open where, since the Australian is not seeded, they can be paired in the first round. A bomb expected by more than one.
Source: La Verdad
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