Watch: Krygios smashes racquet, makes impolite gesture at Australian Open crowd

Nick Kyrgios made positive he lived as much as his unhealthy boy picture on Thursday when he smashed a racquet and made a impolite gesture on the crowd as he and accomplice Thanasi Kokkinakis beat the pair of Horacio Zeballos and Marcel Granollers 7-6 (7/4), 6-4. They will now face fellow Australians Matt Ebden and Max Purcell within the closing match.
Kyrgios complained concerning the internet wire machine, then pulled out of a service movement at 4-2 within the first set. He additionally stated that the Rod Laver Arena crowd have been yelling in between the primary and second serves. He flipped a finger at one part of the group, threw a ball towards a wall and smashed his racquet.

Racquet smash and a 🖕🏻 finger to somebody. #Kyrgios #AusOpen pic.twitter.com/g9kyBQfc8Z
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“When are you going to control the crowd, bro?” he pleaded with the chair umpire, James Keothavong.
“You’re gonna keep letting them scream before I serve? It happened four times that game,” he stated.
Earlier, controversy’s favorite baby was additionally embroiled in a spat with New Zealand’s Michael Venus who labelled him an “absolute knob.”

“It felt like a circus out there, not really a tennis match… you know if it’s on the other foot, old mate (Kyrgios) would have flipped his lid,” Venus stated on Wednesday.
“They’ll always be his supporters and he’ll spin it in a way that helps him, but at the end of the day he’s an absolute knob,” Venus added.

“You (can) see why he’s never fulfilled his potential and probably never will,” the New Zealander stated.
“His maturity level, it’s probably — being generous — about a 10-year-old, it’s at about that level.”