These are the two intentional balls in Tsitsipas’ body to Kyrgios

Stefanos Tsitispas and Nick Kyrgios starred this Saturday at Wimbledon in one of the long -remembered duel. The Greeks and Australians showed off their tremendous talent with a high level of points that the public enjoyed, although the most talked about after the game was the intense tension between them.

Stefanos charges heavily against the sarcastic and arrogant behavior of his opponent, a former friend, who in turn He demanded that the Greek be disqualified for throwing the ball against the standsdespite the fact that it did not touch anyone by a miracle.

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“The Kyrgios thing is bullying. That’s what he does. Frightens rivals. He was probably a bully at school. And I don’t like bullies, people who demean other people. He also has some great qualities. But when his bad side comes out, he can do a lot of damage and injury to the people around him, ”Tsitsipas said at a news conference where he admitted he intentionally hit his rival on several occasions.

“I aimed for his body but the amount I missed was too much. I did it to prevent it. Not good. There is frustration of course. I’m not used to doing this, but I can’t be like a robot, be cold and ignore what’s going on, ”he explains.

The two hits from Tsitsipas to Kyrgios

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For his part, Kyrgios defended himself and accused Tsitsipas. “I don’t know what to say. I don’t really know how I bullied him, how I harassed him. He’s the one who wants to hit me with balls, the one who hits a spectator, the one who throws out of the stadium. “he remembered.

He assured that “I have the referee’s belongings, but none of Stefanos are disrespectful. I don’t drill him by throwing the ball“.

And he insisted on his request to the Greek disqualification track. “I saw that in the video, hit the viewer,” after the angry throw of the ball at the stands. “He deserves to be expelled. Djokovic? (He recalled his disqualification at the US Open for hitting a line judge with the ball). You hit a viewer and you don’t deserve disqualification? I do not understand“.