Kyrgios demanded that Tsisipas be disqualified, refused to play and insulted the referee

the battle in between Nick Kyrgios Y Stefanos Tsisipas He will soon enter the history of Wimbledon but, more than the quality of tennis on the court, for the unfortunate show both offered on the lawn in a duel that took the Australian to the Greek by three sets in one (6-7/6-4/6- 3/7-6). .

Sparks soon jumped between both the tennis players and the Greek lost his head in the Australian. So, after losing a game, Tsipas paid off his frustration with the stands, where he threw a pitch without, luckily, hitting any fans..

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He won the second set 6-4 Kyrgios, tying the fight, and in looking at the attitude of his rival called on the chair umpire to disqualify the tennis player from throwing the ballsomething that didn’t happen and provoked the anger of the Australian, who refused to get off the track for a few minutes while continuing to demand expulsion from his rival.

“Isn’t a breach or what? He hit the ball to the damn crowd. Are you dumb? For you to hit the ball in the crowd, hit someone and not be disqualified? Are you stupid? “He replied. Kyrgios to the chair umpire, added that “you are a disgrace, you change the rules whenever you want. Let the supervisors come, I won’t play until we get to the bottom of the matter. “.

Why didn’t they disqualify Tsisipas?

Nick Kyrgios demanded the disqualification of Tsisipas after the Greek, in a gesture of frustration, hit the ball against the stands, without touching anyone. The referee did not make that decision and the Australian was outraged, but, despite the rule, in case the ball did not hit any fan, and was left in the interpretation of the umpire’s seat, no one was usually dismissed.

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The truth is, before it happened, Tsisipas began to lose patience with a serve between the legs of Kyrgios in the first set which was the beginning of the party’s aberration. Including in the third set, and after the Australian protests, the Greek tried to hit the body with a volley Kyrgios after a hit without any tension from the rival. And that wasn’t the only chance, but there were two more attempts in a match that were also responsible for raising the Australian’s tension, who after passing the ball to touch the net and make a score, were mocked by the bow.

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Eventually, although seemingly impossible, the rivalry between Kyrgios and Tsisipas returned to sanity in the fourth set, where the Australian took the match to Tie-Break (9-7).