Rajada of Tsitsipas against Kyrgios: "Bullying yan, stalker yan"

Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas lost to Nick Kyrgios 6-7 (2), 6-4, 6-3 and 7-6 (7) in an all-out war on Court 1 at Wimbledon. He was left in the third round of this Grand Slam on the lawn.

Hellenic charges hard against the sarcastic and rude behavior of his opponent, who is a former friend. The ‘aussie’ demanded that Tsitsipas be disqualified for throwing the ball against the stands, despite the fact that he did not touch anyone by a miracle.

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Tsitsipas formally greeted Kyrgios on the net. Rajó later, in front of the media.

“It’s Kyrgios’ thing, bullying. That’s what he does. He scares his rivals. He’s probably a bully at school. And I don’t like bullies, people who demean people. He also has good habits. But when evil comes out on his side, he really does a lot of damage and evil to the people around him. “

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Tsitsipas was penalized with one point for deliberately attempting to hit the ball with the opponent. How many times did he do it. “I aimed at his body but I missed a lot, really a lot,” he acknowledged.

“I did it to stop it. It’s not right. There’s frustration, of course. I’m not used to doing it, but I can’t be like a robot, cold and ignore what’s going on.”