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| - | + | fans have branded and 's bad-tempered Court 1 clash 'embarrassing', [https://slot828.vip/ video bokep] with one exclaiming ' would never act like that'.<br>The Wimbledon crowd has been split over whether they enjoyed a drama-filled match between two fiery players who picked up three code violations between them.<br>Australia's Nick Kyrgios was cautioned for swearing, while Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas breached the rules twice for smashing the ball away into the crowd.<br> <br> The pair's Court 1 spectators booed loudly in scenes expected of a football match, and [https://free.spreeto.co.ke/full-time/ronan-keating-apos-so-proud-apos-as-son-jack-enters-love-island-8.html video bokep] those leaving described the game as everything from 'embarrassing' to 'absolutely incredible'.<br> Wimbledon fans have branded Nick Kyrgios (pictured) and Stefanos Tsitsipas's bad-tempered Court 1 clash 'embarrassing'<br> Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas (pictured) breached the rules twice for smashing the ball away into the crowd<br>Retired Asda event coordinators from Birkenhead, Merseyside, Wendy Dewhurst, 69, and Carol Morton, 68, said that they are hearing impaired but the crowd was so loud it even felt 'booming' to them.<br>Ms Dewhurst said she thought Kyrgios was 'play-acting' and lying on the ground for minutes after a fall 'like a football player'.<br>Ms Morton agreed, adding: 'It was just a grudge match, and it could have been nasty.<br>'I had a message from my daughters when we were there, and [https://www.villasantamaria.org/ situs porno indonesia] they said 'it's getting like a football match' too.<br>'It was naughty.<br><br>This isn't tennis.<br>'Roger Federer would never act like that. It was like Ilie Nastase. The crowd was booing, that never used to happen.'<br>Tennis coaches and brothers Alex and Will Page, both from Twickenham, said the players' intense dislike for one another was clear from the side-lines. <br>'It was a fiery encounter,' they said. 'Kyrgios, he definitely battled, and [https://kyurios.exblog.jp/241518211/ video bokep] he came through, clearly.<br>'He's a really aggressive player which I think is really good.'<br> 'Roger Federer would never act like that' one spectator said about the sportsmen's behaviour<br>When asked what they thought of Tsitsipas striking the ball at spectators, Alex called it 'embarrassing'.<br>'The code violation was absolutely necessary,' he added.<br>'You can't be hitting the ball out of anger, especially at Wimbledon.'<br>Teacher Pippa Gribben, 51, and her daughter Evie Gribben, 18, both from Clevedon, North Somerset, said they loved the drama.<br>Mrs Gribben said: 'It was absolutely incredible — players playing at the top of their game, a bit of tension, a bit of code violation, the crowd love that.<br>'I felt Kyrgios really got under Tsitsipas' skin, which he's really good at.<br>'I was hoping we'd have a fifth set, but it ended brilliantly.'<br>Miss Gribben said that she enjoyed the game more than she would have being on Centre Court watching grand slam great Rafael Nadal, who was playing at the same time.<br> The tennis players were involved in one of the most bitter matches to ever grace the hallowed grass of Wimbledon<br>'I wanted Kyrgios to win,' she said. 'You could tell there was a lot of tension between them from the first set.<br>'I wouldn't trade it for the Nadal match, it was an amazing match.'<br>Tallulah Belle, 48, a teacher from Hackney in north-east London, said the obvious tension between the players sparked battles among the crowd over who they wanted to win.<br>She said: 'I like Kyrgios when he's playing, not when he's having a temper tantrum, but my sister-in-law who was beside me was for Tsitsipas, so we were having our own battle, every point.<br>'I just find him an exciting player.<br><br>If you get rid of the ego, he's really talented.<br>'Tsitsipas plays sick tactics and so does Kyrgios, so they were well matched today.<br>'No-one wants a straightforward match, drama makes it exciting.<br> The Australian demanded the No 4 seed be disqualified for smashing a ball into the crowd and the Greek admitted deliberately trying to hit his 'evil' opponent<br>'I think Kyrgios plays to the cameras.<br>'If there's no drama then I don't think he can pull out his best tennis.<br><br>It fires him up to have drama.'<br>Ms Belle added that she thought the amount of booing was 'unnecessary'.<br>The tennis players were involved in one of the most bitter matches to ever grace the hallowed grass of Wimbledon, after the Australian demanded the No 4 seed be disqualified for smashing a ball into the crowd and the Greek admitted deliberately trying to hit his 'evil' opponent.<br>In a heated and acrimonious third-round clash on Court One, [https://192.53.173.101/ porn] Kyrgios and Tsitsipas received warnings from the umpire and regularly aired their frustration — both at officials and [https://slot828.vip/ porn] each other — before the animosity spilled over into the post-match press conference.<br> Nick Kyrgios raged at the umpire after he refused to default his opponent Stefanos Tsitsipas<br> Stefanos Tsitsipas had tried to keep his cool throughout but lost it at the end of the second and subsequently lost the third set<br> RELATED ARTICLES <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br>243 shares<br><br><br>Tsitsipas did not hold back in his opinion of Kyrgios, slamming the world No 40 as a 'bully' who had an 'evil' side to him.<br>'It's constant bullying,' the Greek said. 'He was probably a bully at school.<br><br>I don't like bullies. He has a very evil side to him.'<br>Kyrgios had said he 'loved' Tsitsipas and had 'huge respect' for him in his on-court interview after his 6-7, 6-4, 6-3, 7-6 win but hit back at his opponent in response to the bullying comment.<br>'I'm not sure how I bullied him.<br><br>He was the one that was hitting balls at me,' he said. 'He was the one who hit a spectator. Apart from going back and forth with the umpire, I did nothing disrespectful towards him.<br>'The circus was all him today. He's got some serious issues.<br>I'm liked in the locker room, he is not.'<br>The two did shake hands at the net after the match but it was a cursory one at best, with Tsitsipas quickly heading off court. <br>A foul-mouthed Kyrgios had labelled the umpire a 'disgrace' after he refused to default Tsitsipas, who hit a backhand into the stands which narrowly missed a female spectator after losing the second set.<br>'Are you dumb?' Kyrgios said.<br><br>'That's a default, bro.'<br>When the umpire declined to bend to his requests, [https://www.fallscottage.com/ situs porno indonesia] Kyrgios — who has proven to be his usual controversial self during the first week of after a number of high-profile incidents including rows with umpires and crowd members — briefly refused to play as he continued to demand Tsitsipas be thrown out of the tournament.<br>'Is that a default or what?<br><br>He just hit the ball at the f****** crowd,' said Kyrgios. 'Are you dumb? So you can hit a ball at the crowd, hit someone and not get defaulted?<br>'You're a disgrace. You change the rules whenever you want.<br>'Give me all the supervisors.<br>I'm not playing until we get to the bottom of it.'<br> Some of his antics clearly frustrated Stefanos Tsitsipas who became dragged into the saga<br>The umpire appeared to explain to Kyrgios, who himself has hit a crowd member with a rogue ball during his career, that he could not default Tsitsipas because the ball did not actually hit anyone.<br>The No 4 seed received a code violation warning for his behaviour before he later received another code violation and had a point deducted when he once again hit the ball away in frustration — which he later admitted he was aiming at Kyrgios.<br>After Kyrgios brought out another underarm serve during the third set, the Greek clearly grew even more infuriated and hit the ball away just feet below the first row of spectators behind the baseline. <br>The umpire called Kyrgios and Tsitsipas over and spoke to them to try and [https://gaja.work/xe/index.php?mid=board_kAFp15&document_srl=1001275 video bokep] settle proceedings as the match threatened to descend into a farce, with both players feeling as though the world was against them. <br> The pair shared a cursory handshake at the net after the end of a tense and acrimonious match<br>Tsitsipas apologised for [https://arch.yju.ac.kr/board_Afst44/3579 video bokep] losing control but said it was frustrating that the umpires did not come down harder on the Australian.<br>'I wish we could all come together and put a rule in place.<br><br>I don't know. Something about talking. Why would you be talking while you're playing? It makes no sense,' he said.<br>'Every single point that I played today I feel like there was something going on on the other side of the net.<br>'That's his way of manipulating the opponent and making you feel distracted, in a way.<br><br>There is no other player that does this. There is no other player that is so upset and frustrated all the time with something.<br>'I really hope all us players can come up with something and make this a cleaner version of our sport, have this kind of behaviour not accepted, not allowed, not tolerated.'<br>Tsitsipas admitted he had tried to hit Kyrgios with a smash in the third set.<br>'I was aiming for the body of my opponent but I missed by a lot, by a lot,' he said.<br><br>'I'm not used to play this way. But I cannot just sit there, act like a robot and act like someone that is completely cold and ignorant.<br> Tsitsipas became dragged into the saga with the umpire and his opponent and his tennis suffered as a result<br>'Because you're out there doing your job, and you have noise coming from the other side of the court for no absolute reason.'<br>Former players Pat Cash and John Lloyd, who were commentating on the match for the BBC, believed Kyrgios was lucky to avoid being defaulted for his antics.<br>After Kyrgios had sealed victory, [https://msvirtual2020.org/ video bokep indonesia] Cash — who was hardly well behaved during his own playing days — said his fellow Aussie 'should not have even been on the court'.<br>Lloyd was also angry with Kyrgios' behaviour and questioned the spirit in which he had played the match.<br>The Australian was fined just over £8,000 for the spitting incident during his first round match with Paul Jubb on Tuesday.<br><br>Kyrgios accused the supporter in whose direction he spat at of being disrespectful to him during his narrow win in five sets. <br>Kyrgios had earlier become furious with the umpire in his meeting with Tsitsipas after one of his shots was called out at a crucial stage in the first set.<br> Tsitsipas grew more and more frustrated as Kyrgios claimed back-to-back sets on Court One<br>'It's 5-5 all bro, it's 5-5 all bro.<br><br>So get a new one, get a new umpire,' he ranted. <br>'Bro, [https://t-fakt.ru/top-10-produktov-zhivotnogo-proiskhozhdeniia-o-kotorykh-vy-ne-znaete-chto-ispolzuete video bokep] you're supposed to make the right call, you don't get credit unless you make the right call. You just say sorry and it's all good? It's f***ing... why don't you just get a new referee?<br>He's got one line to call bro.' <br>Tsitsipas had tried to keep his cool while Kyrgios raged throughout the first set but it all came to a boil at the end of the second when he hit the ball away. Clearly, the hostility and frustration was still running deep within Tsitsipas as he subsequently dropped the third set.<br>In the fourth, having lost on Tsitsipas' serve to go down 3-2 in the set, Kyrgios turned his frustration to his team at the other end of the court. <br> Kyrgios in conversation with an official demanding that Tsitsipas be defaulted<br>He demanded to know why they hadn't 'changed anything' from the first set after Tsitsipas saw out his service game with consummate ease. <br>The fourth set went the distance with Kyrgios eventually prevailing 9-7 in a tie-break to ensure he would advance to the fourth round. <br>The match is likely to be the subject of much debate in the coming days, with pundits and other players alike likely to have a lot to say about the behaviour of the Australian in particular. <br>It was perhaps not a surprise to see the match play out the way it did.<br><br>Kyrgios' antics are well-known but Tsitsipas has also had his share of controversy.<br>The Greek infamously launched an epic tantrum at the ATP Cup in 2020 when he lost to Kyrgios, hitting his coach and narrowly missing his own father with wayward balls — and getting a lecture from his mother for his behaviour. <br>The duo have enjoyed a love-hate relationship in recent years, with social media clashes coming after they had played doubles together in 2019.<br><div class="art-ins mol-factbox sport" data-version="2" id="mol-89f2d2d0-fa51-11ec-aaef-fd078b0c8299" website fans brand Kyrgios and Tsitsipas's clash 'embarrassing' | |
