Yes. He should have just forgot some annoying incident in the first game. He is still complaining about it in the second set. It was just a point. Doesn't matter much, if he was wrong or right.
@@CircuitVPanther do you think a decent man can judge another and his mother , just because he behaves " strange " on a tennis court ?? you don't know anything about neither one nor the other but you open your mouth ??? i just hope you stand smart on court 😘😘😘
There’s a reason people like Federer and Nadal are so revered. Obviously a lot of it is to do with their incredible success but also how they behave, how professional they are, the example that they set to others. Kyrgios is like a child, the most unprofessional professional athlete I’ve ever seen. Shame on him. If this was his attitude in any ‘normal’ job he’d be fired
@@craigbfolksinger To put kyrgios in the same category as McEnroe is so surface level and simplistic it's ridiculous. One is a great of the game, the other is nick kyrgios.
Only one thing: that stupid guy is one of that people who came on this world in a rich family and raised like he was the best and any other person an asshole. He had the gift to play an excellent tennis, he gave up by doing this kind of behaviour…
Omg the umpire is so kind he is even coaching nick telling him to concentrate back to the game but he was still complaining like a 5 year old child, c’mon act like a professional
One year at the US Open, when Kyrgios was acting up, the umpire came down to give him a pep talk. I could not believe what I was seeing. It was disgusting. There's no denying how much this guy has been babied over the years for the sake of viewership. And for what? Because tennis needs a "bad boy"?
It was very professional of Nadal to not say anything, just to mind his own business and just mess around with his racket while Kyrgios was complaining and even when sitting down, Nadal still just taking a drink and staying focused. After those first few points, completely destroyed Kyrgios’s mentality which caused him to miss easy points and effectively lose. Class from Nadal, as always.
@@Bluedog51 but true professionals manage to stay calm and keep their head in the game. Nadal and Federer were calm competitors. Plus others but the jerks are cruel to ball and towel kids plus argue with judges.
@@arribaficationwineho32 Yes true, however your level of professionalism or skill in a game is both how good you are both also your composure. Federer almost never lost his cool, Nadal basically never and Djokovic a few times but gets his mindset back. You’re never going to have a perfect match of tennis, which is why even when the odds are against you and things aren’t going right, you can still keep your head in the game.
You can just imagine that as he teenage he was one of this teenagers. He would have been telling people how he was going to win everything, and then when he wasn't winning he just couldn't handle it.
Not the whole time. There's times when he can actually be quite likeable, but he's such a toddler in this tantrums. Pity he sabotages himself, but he deserves all the shit he brings upon himself.
@@Qwerty-tw7ku Well Bloody Said. As For The People Saying He Has "ACCOMPLISHED NOTHING" Did Our Nick Not Beat "THE BIG THREE"??? I LOVE NICK MISS HIM ON OUR TENNIS COURTS.
Nick never got into great shape like the legends. When he had to go to deuce after deuce just to hold his first 2 games, he tanked the match. He was not going to run with Naidal for 3 hours. Nadal's legendary mental game is on full display when he turns his back on Nick's nonsense bickering. Nadal just goes about his business.
Kyrgios was his own worst enemy. He self-destructed 3 points into the first game of the final, and the one bad call just allowed himself to lose the plot. He was pretty much shaking his head in disgust constantly from that point onwards in every game. The one bad call didn't change the direction of the match... he changed it himself by playing stupidly out of resenting his own lack of self-belief. Nadal sensed his mental fragility in that moment and had all the confidence in the world to sniff it out and exploit it for the rest of the match. One of the biggest mistakes ever by Nick by letting himself down and letting Nadal free himself up.
I've got to say 'resenting his own lack of self-belief' is probably the best summation of Kyrgios I've heard. I think he's probably one of the most naturally gifted player I've seen but you can tell it's been nothing but a burden to him, and acting up is his way to disguise his fear of failure.
@@neonfieldmouse I think - from what he's said - it left him with genuine mental health issues. I've listened to him speak a few times and he comes across like a top bloke. Not everyone is built to be a pro whatever...well, 99% of us aren't. He had so much natural talent it got him to the top even though he probably would rather have been doing something completely different. There are probably 100s more like him but we never hear of them as they aren't as talented
@@Pablo-vr8sv nope, he took someone to court, a French minister, and won. That was the rumour put out by the chauvinist French, fir they never beat him
he was ranked nr 13 in the world at one point. we are 8 billion. that clown, arrogant and whatever you call him has a wikipedia page long enough. he accomplish a lot in his life. so look in the mirror, deeply. and see the the poor arrogant clown.
@@bongcloud2141nobody cares about doubles . In fact you are confirming he needs somebody else to carry him. Kyrgios is a 7 year old . Big mouth . Some confuse his big mouth with having a “ strong personality “.
i wish commentators and judges would stop treating kyrgios like a spoiled child. it's exhausting listening to the excuses they make for his poor attitude and bad behaviour.
@@CrowClouds I guess throwing a tantrum like a 2 yr old is totally acceptable and a wonderful example to follow for every sportsperson that's "having a bad day".
Everyone here is talking about his lack of maturity but what about that blatant lie about throwing the water bottle? I can't believe with today's technology this guy thinks he can bs his way out of this and turn around and giggle with his classmates. What an absolute loser.
The stupid thing is that so many Australians like Kyrgios and make excuses for his behaviour " oh but he's entertaining" etc etc. I'm Australian and am ashamed to say so many of our sports people behave like this....the spoilt child thing. I usually support athletes from other countries 🙂
@@TheRealGigaCat one hundred percent agree with you 👍 I loved watching cricket when I was a kid but don't bother any more. The cheating was / is disgraceful.
There's never been a bigger waste of tennis talent than Kyrgios, who has the emotional maturity of a 3-year-old. Very disappointing that Tennis Channel brought him into the booth during Wimbledon to do commentary when there are mature, knowledgeable players who could do a much better job - and not make the audience have to deal with his thick accent to boot.
It's a disgrace to the game to have him as a commentator. When did we start rewarding bad behavior? Oh yeah, they put McEnroe on as their lead commentator after he was the worst behaved tennis player in history up until that time!
Kyrgios blaming one wrong call in Game 1 for his inability to successfully compete with Nadal is one of the sorriest excuses for one's incapability as I've ever heard. What a crazy head-space.
Kygios can shoot incredible point - world class - but there is no consistency. Nadal have consistency, cold head and magic. Kyrgios have incredible talent and incredible weak head.
Kyrgios always seemed like a guy who had tough upbringing, like a child who didn’t get much love and didn’t know how to love himself and take a good loving care of himself. I think he deserved a great career. A good reminder for all of us of how important to have a healthy emotional baseline on which to build upon
Wow, Nick had a great family and upbringing in Australia. Can't use that excuse. Just wanted to play basketball professionally is all. Tennis was just easier for him and he loved the money more than the sport.
“Greatness is more than potential. It is the execution of that potential. Beyond the raw talent. You need the appropriate training. You need the discipline.”
@@schulkhogan4584 But we all know now, Mac was right about all thos sh*t calls at least. And he never bitched and moaned after his rant was over; he got back to the tennis.
He's done a good job at convincing the tennis world he doesn't play much, when its pretty much been his entire career since childhood. His ego is so weak that he's always making excuses. He's been on tour for so long now that its actually become embarrassing to see all the new gen come from no where and already winning slams, while he has none. Forget the hype and the flashy shots every now and then, at the end of the day, he's never been a champion. Just a good player who on a good day can hit some amazing shots.
That dude is an embarrassment to the Tennis game. And what's more embarrassment is his humiliating loss. 40-love on 2nd set game 2, Nadal rally from behind to made a deuce and wins that game. Nadal taught him something about humility, respect and class in a tennis match.
5:38 umpire was even coaching him but he's still thinking about 1 lost point - that's pathetic. First unfair ball kept him disturbed for the rest of the game
I was a believer that one day when NK would put apart his issues he would become a world class champion but that Wimbledon final against ND proved me wrong.
I played tennis as my sport years past, SOMEONE has to do something about Kyrgios profanities each game. I am insulted and disgusted as a audience to be subjected to this. Do something about this
5:53 I love how the ref is not only telling Nick the rules here but also encourages him to get over it and to focus on the next game like a coach or a Team mate would do. Maybe he has some kind of empathy for Nick here. Not Sure if he is allowed to try to encourage Nick due to the ref's demanded neutrality but it's very kind. Maybe he also did that to try to maybe get rid of Nick's bullshit from there on 😂
Know the crux of the problem Malaysia muslim mother and greek painter father what do you expect. To think every immigrant family is Aussie is a folly. Save your country.
Juvenile, insensitive, self-centred, disrespectful, dishonest, crude.... Such a shame that one who possesses such great talent and potential just won't grow up.
Nick Kyrgios, with his tennis skills, could have easily clinched at least 4-5 Grand Slam titles by now. However, his arrogance has prevented him from achieving even one.
When was this match, like 2017? Kyrgios always had massive talent but was his own worst enemy. He could have been great if he had a great coach. He had a really unique game and variety of shots, when he hit flat forehand he hit as hard as anybody who ever played. Of course it would not always go in, but still, huge weapon.
@@Gregisms True, good points. A coach might not have been able to reach him, although in some cases any kind of mentor can serve as a therapist to some extent. All therapy is about creating self awareness in the end.
@@cvcfoundation8413 There are not 1 in 1000 college level players who have that kind of talent. Guys like Nadal have said that Kyrgios could win multiple grand slams if he had discipline and focus. Probably will not happen, I doubt he will get even 1, but very few people have the talent that can be said about.
Childish behavior and tantrums have been tolerated by professional tennis since the days of John McEnroe....😮 Example of stopping bad behavior: Tennis just needs a rule that if you deliberately break your racket, you can't replace it!
i think he was just being comedic lol. definitely in an angry way, but still. i don’t think he’s genuinely trying to fool anyone saying “it slipped out of my hand” lmao and then to say “i was trying to drink and it slipped out…” is such a ridiculous thing that makes no sense to the point of it being funny. he just trolling.
That's pretty salty to say, whether you like Nick or not, he has brought a lot of fans to the game.. I am much bigger fan of Rafa, Roger and Novak but Kyrgios deserves some respect..
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And that’s why Nadal has won 22 Slams and Kyrgios has won Zero despite his talent. He’s his own worst enemy
Always sad to see someone who has so much talent and could have won numerous slams just not utilize it and instead act like an immature brat.
@@Mzee1084it’s referred to as the curse of the gifted. Through it all, I really enjoy watching nick play. The shotmaking is wonderful.
Very true. And he definitely has the talent to win.
He is a great drama queen tho.
@@Mzee1084 He's just a bully and people sugarcoating his attitude is why we still have bullies.
Kyrgios biggest opponent is Kyrgios.
+trash umpire
absolutely .he beats himself.
Yes. He should have just forgot some annoying incident in the first game. He is still complaining about it in the second set. It was just a point. Doesn't matter much, if he was wrong or right.
Kyrgios biggest opponent is his mum who didn’t educate him to become a decent man
@@CircuitVPanther do you think a decent man can judge another and his mother , just because he behaves " strange " on a tennis court ??
you don't know anything about neither one nor the other but you open your mouth ???
i just hope you stand smart on court 😘😘😘
If you turn off your TV and listen very carefully... you will hear him still complaining about it.
😂😂😂
lol
Good one!! 😂😂
I was wondering what that whiny noise was😂
I tried this. It works! I fall asleep to it now.😂😂😂
There’s a reason people like Federer and Nadal are so revered. Obviously a lot of it is to do with their incredible success but also how they behave, how professional they are, the example that they set to others.
Kyrgios is like a child, the most unprofessional professional athlete I’ve ever seen. Shame on him. If this was his attitude in any ‘normal’ job he’d be fired
Benoît Paire : hold my beer
John McEnroe
@@craigbfolksingerunliked by many as well. Talent mixed with tantrums
@@craigbfolksinger To put kyrgios in the same category as McEnroe is so surface level and simplistic it's ridiculous.
One is a great of the game, the other is nick kyrgios.
Only one thing: that stupid guy is one of that people who came on this world in a rich family and raised like he was the best and any other person an asshole. He had the gift to play an excellent tennis, he gave up by doing this kind of behaviour…
Nadal came to play tennis, Kyrgios came to play around.
I think he convinced himself that he could NOT beat Nadal, so he started goofing off.
that "it slipped out of my hand" is as credible as "it's an accident" when someone gets caught for cheating
It was obvious BS, which was the point. He was just baiting the umpire. He's a child.
About as credible as "I wouldn't cheat, I'm a mother."
so lame. LOL
That guy is so stupid
yah, but if the roof was sloped..
Omg the umpire is so kind he is even coaching nick telling him to concentrate back to the game but he was still complaining like a 5 year old child, c’mon act like a professional
Hes just talking to the ref
Layani is from Sweden!
One year at the US Open, when Kyrgios was acting up, the umpire came down to give him a pep talk. I could not believe what I was seeing. It was disgusting.
There's no denying how much this guy has been babied over the years for the sake of viewership. And for what? Because tennis needs a "bad boy"?
Well a 5 yo is richer than you
Ironic is, most of you commenters hating on him would act the same in his shoes.
Kyrgios is so weak minded. To let one questionable call in the first round let him basically give up on the entire match.
He needs psychological help.
The difference in parenting.
lol ya ok one call and that call in the first match determined the rest of the matches first set it important. Maybe watch before u speak
@Vlasko60 Sadly, Nick can't swim out of his gene pool, despite all the thrashing.
@@daveoliver5838he needs to grow up
[0:22] "Two players with two completely contrasting personalities." You mean one sane...and the other one insane.
It was very professional of Nadal to not say anything, just to mind his own business and just mess around with his racket while Kyrgios was complaining and even when sitting down, Nadal still just taking a drink and staying focused. After those first few points, completely destroyed Kyrgios’s mentality which caused him to miss easy points and effectively lose. Class from Nadal, as always.
Don’t let anger get into one’s head.
@@arribaficationwineho32easier said than done.
@@Bluedog51 but true professionals manage to stay calm and keep their head in the game. Nadal and Federer were calm competitors. Plus others but the jerks are cruel to ball and towel kids plus argue with judges.
@@arribaficationwineho32 Yes true, however your level of professionalism or skill in a game is both how good you are both also your composure. Federer almost never lost his cool, Nadal basically never and Djokovic a few times but gets his mindset back. You’re never going to have a perfect match of tennis, which is why even when the odds are against you and things aren’t going right, you can still keep your head in the game.
@ I think I was saying just that
As an Australian this is why I do NOT watch KYRIOS ever - what a SLUG!
You can just imagine that as he teenage he was one of this teenagers. He would have been telling people how he was going to win everything, and then when he wasn't winning he just couldn't handle it.
"slug!" ??? Don't you think you're getting a bit carried away?
@@space.youtube "Slug" offends you? How about childish, immature brat with no ability to control it's emotions. He's an embarrassment
“Oh no you can’t hold me accountable for my behavior, someone in my past made me feel bad and now I have to be an insufferable cunt the whole time”.
😊
Perfectly said
Not the whole time. There's times when he can actually be quite likeable, but he's such a toddler in this tantrums. Pity he sabotages himself, but he deserves all the shit he brings upon himself.
Gold!!!
Literally black culture in a nutshell.
Kyrgios manufactures reasons to lose, sparing himself from having to deal with pressure.
Exactly!
You get it
Wow. Good point.
I love how he claims if he actually tried he would be the best in the world yet he gets this emotional about losing lol.
@@lastxhurra he black
McEnroe, Nastasy, Connors et al on their worst days were never as bad as this garbanzo!
Nadal is one of the most respectful players ever.
Now add Jannik Sinner.
Nadal is a gentleman and a legend of the sport, Kyrgios is an infant!
Australian
Dont let kyrgios make the rest of us look bad. We dont claim him@@GoPoundSalt
kyrgios, fué, es y será un payaso caprichoso.
@@GoPoundSalt so we're all shit cunts now?
I agree , but they awarded that POS with a slot on Tennis channel. SMH, they lost my respect.
Kyrgios is still blaming his mom for not changing his diaper fast enough that one time!
😂😂😂
Well it was his mom's fault breastfeeding him till school age.
He pays people to change it nowadays
@@tonedeafmagonigle3513well they aren't changing it fast enough either. He stinks.
Him to his mom: "It's not fair dude!"
Kyrgios’ legacy will have nothing to do with his tennis…which is quite sad for a tennis player.
He will forever be known as the biggest douchebag to ever play tennis at the professional level
well when you are not that great better be remembered for something else maybe
He plays some of the best tennis shots and will always be known for his serve... I mean he reached Wimbledon finals whilst being unranked
@@Qwerty-tw7ku
Well Bloody Said.
As For The People Saying He Has
"ACCOMPLISHED NOTHING"
Did Our Nick
Not Beat
"THE BIG THREE"???
I LOVE NICK
MISS HIM ON OUR TENNIS COURTS.
@@tengillesounds like my mental toughness on the golf course
Nick never got into great shape like the legends. When he had to go to deuce after deuce just to hold his first 2 games, he tanked the match. He was not going to run with Naidal for 3 hours. Nadal's legendary mental game is on full display when he turns his back on Nick's nonsense bickering. Nadal just goes about his business.
Nadal "i must win"
Federer "i will win"
Djokovic "i wont lose"
Kyrgios "its only game 1 theres no point anymore"
Well said, you described them perfectly!
Kyrgios was his own worst enemy. He self-destructed 3 points into the first game of the final, and the one bad call just allowed himself to lose the plot. He was pretty much shaking his head in disgust constantly from that point onwards in every game. The one bad call didn't change the direction of the match... he changed it himself by playing stupidly out of resenting his own lack of self-belief. Nadal sensed his mental fragility in that moment and had all the confidence in the world to sniff it out and exploit it for the rest of the match. One of the biggest mistakes ever by Nick by letting himself down and letting Nadal free himself up.
Bad call? Or just one he didn’t like?
I've got to say 'resenting his own lack of self-belief' is probably the best summation of Kyrgios I've heard. I think he's probably one of the most naturally gifted player I've seen but you can tell it's been nothing but a burden to him, and acting up is his way to disguise his fear of failure.
@@neonfieldmouse I think - from what he's said - it left him with genuine mental health issues. I've listened to him speak a few times and he comes across like a top bloke. Not everyone is built to be a pro whatever...well, 99% of us aren't. He had so much natural talent it got him to the top even though he probably would rather have been doing something completely different. There are probably 100s more like him but we never hear of them as they aren't as talented
@@davidm8657 Irrelevant, that he allowed it to affect him is the issue
it wasnt even that bad of a call. it was in by about 2mm...
Never tired to watch Nadal's game. Miss him playing on the court.
Rafa 💉💉💉💉
Always tired to watch Kygios games.
@@Pablo-vr8sv nope, he took someone to court, a French minister, and won. That was the rumour put out by the chauvinist French, fir they never beat him
@@Pablo-vr8sv?
The best Rafa!!
Class vs No Class.
nah...class vs classroom
Yes talented but classless!🤔😫😫👎👎👎💀💀💀
what a disgrace to tennis he is
i dont know why they let him play all that time
Class Act vs Acting an Ass
He is Australian, what do you expect
Nadal was there to win. I love how unbothered he was to kyrgios childish behavior 😂
Kyrgios is an embarrassment, and he is not fit to share a court with Nadal.
Class vs Ass
Prolonged moaning so it still rings right before opponent strikes back is not that classy.
don't forget the ,,, "hole " . ba hahahaha
A player with a brain and a load of slams versus an adult age toddler, who never developed mentally a day after the age of 5. 🙂
A clown that never won a major vs a true champion with big heart and 22 majors. No comparison
aus open 2022 doubles? thats a major
@@bongcloud2141 lololol half because it's a team. I find it strange that people defend this arrogant person. However I'm not sure you're serious
100% 🔥
he was ranked nr 13 in the world at one point. we are 8 billion. that clown, arrogant and whatever you call him has a wikipedia page long enough. he accomplish a lot in his life. so look in the mirror, deeply. and see the the poor arrogant clown.
@@bongcloud2141nobody cares about doubles . In fact you are confirming he needs somebody else to carry him. Kyrgios is a 7 year old . Big mouth . Some confuse his big mouth with having a “ strong personality “.
I'm going to miss Nadal. A total professional in every way.
Disrespecting your racket is like disrespecting the sport and yourself. There is no room for this kind of behavior.
Lul Djoko breaks racket every weeks and is still the GOAT.
Kyrgios the type of guy to gaslight in a relationship..
Exactly, that means a lot, he is some sort of BPD-er
i wish commentators and judges would stop treating kyrgios like a spoiled child. it's exhausting listening to the excuses they make for his poor attitude and bad behaviour.
He is an embarrassment for Australia...
He is an idiot.
@@itslife761he has a typical Aussie attitude
Huh? That’s precisely why they treat him like a child!
@@itslife761 No, this is typical aussie behavior when losing in any sports.
“It slipped out of my hand”!, while the bottle’s wrapper is plastered onto the umpire’s chair!!😂
What an embarrassment to Australian tennis.
Or just tennis...
Australians are an embarrassment.
I hear the Aussies are petitioning for the Greeks to claim him.
Yeah imagine someone being frustrated in public 😢
@@CrowClouds I guess throwing a tantrum like a 2 yr old is totally acceptable and a wonderful example to follow for every sportsperson that's "having a bad day".
Very bad idea to mess with the King of tennis…..2 sets and “Adios amigo”
Everyone here is talking about his lack of maturity but what about that blatant lie about throwing the water bottle? I can't believe with today's technology this guy thinks he can bs his way out of this and turn around and giggle with his classmates. What an absolute loser.
The stupid thing is that so many Australians like Kyrgios and make excuses for his behaviour " oh but he's entertaining" etc etc.
I'm Australian and am ashamed to say so many of our sports people behave like this....the spoilt child thing.
I usually support athletes from other countries 🙂
Same with the cricket team. Bunch of cheaters and sledgers no matter the generation.
@@TheRealGigaCat one hundred percent agree with you 👍 I loved watching cricket when I was a kid but don't bother any more.
The cheating was / is disgraceful.
Monfis is entertaining, Kyrgios is a dumpster full of feces from a leper colony.
The event used to be the entertainment. Greatly, sadly, has it changed in the US.
Same same
There's never been a bigger waste of tennis talent than Kyrgios, who has the emotional maturity of a 3-year-old. Very disappointing that Tennis Channel brought him into the booth during Wimbledon to do commentary when there are mature, knowledgeable players who could do a much better job - and not make the audience have to deal with his thick accent to boot.
And the BBC see fit to include him in their Wimbledon commentary team this year. Baffling....
Great to hear his input at Wimbledon, tennis needs characters like him :)
It's a disgrace to the game to have him as a commentator. When did we start rewarding bad behavior? Oh yeah, they put McEnroe on as their lead commentator after he was the worst behaved tennis player in history up until that time!
i didnt watch it, watched tv, with Wimbledon radio on
Box tick
BBC is known for bullshit propaganda and stories. So he fits right in to the networks 3rd grade mentality
Kyrgios blaming one wrong call in Game 1 for his inability to successfully compete with Nadal is one of the sorriest excuses for one's incapability as I've ever heard. What a crazy head-space.
Umpire becomes his therapist for minute "don't let one call ruin your concentration."
I miss Nadal destroying guys like him.
Kygios can shoot incredible point - world class - but there is no consistency. Nadal have consistency, cold head and magic.
Kyrgios have incredible talent and incredible weak head.
Are we even comparing here? Come oon 😂😂
Well that is the different between the real champions like rafa, nole and Roger.. And kyrgios. He can have an amazing game but his mentality sucks.
Kyrgios always seemed like a guy who had tough upbringing, like a child who didn’t get much love and didn’t know how to love himself and take a good loving care of himself. I think he deserved a great career. A good reminder for all of us of how important to have a healthy emotional baseline on which to build upon
Wow, Nick had a great family and upbringing in Australia. Can't use that excuse. Just wanted to play basketball professionally is all. Tennis was just easier for him and he loved the money more than the sport.
2:18 "Its the first game, dude!" ....exactly what I was thinking...how is he so tilted already? hahaha
i dont think he got humiliated. He needs to shut up and play! I think his strategy was to piss off Nadal and FAILED.
“Greatness is more than potential. It is the execution of that potential. Beyond the raw talent. You need the appropriate training. You need the discipline.”
Thanks Captain Obvious. LOL
Haha, even the translation was aswjelikfuliwi at 7:36😂
And he's rewarded by getting to commentate at Wimbledon... 🤔
alongside John McEnroe 😂
They are rewarded for being a holes !!😮
@@schulkhogan4584 But we all know now, Mac was right about all thos sh*t calls at least. And he never bitched and moaned after his rant was over; he got back to the tennis.
@@Rob-zz4qj makes no sense
They're just waiting for the criminal Becker to be allowed back in Britain.
Thank you for caring about not spoiling the match. Unfortunately, many assume everyone watches everything live.
I so enjoyed this. Kyrgios rains on all of his matches. Rafa, of course, remains classy (like his friend Fed). Hey, it's good to hear your voice!
Imagine this gifted guy talking less and play more what a beast he would be.
Not sure about that
He would still suck
Thank you!!!!
I have seen some of the most unbelievable plays in tennis by him.
I agree, I think he definitely had the potential to be top 10, maybe even top 5.
He's done a good job at convincing the tennis world he doesn't play much, when its pretty much been his entire career since childhood. His ego is so weak that he's always making excuses. He's been on tour for so long now that its actually become embarrassing to see all the new gen come from no where and already winning slams, while he has none. Forget the hype and the flashy shots every now and then, at the end of the day, he's never been a champion. Just a good player who on a good day can hit some amazing shots.
Nadal playing with a 1/5 million dollar watch blows my mind.
I still wonder how he can afford that over all the fines he has to pay for unsportsmanlike conduct and cussing.
@@SuperArnie I believe he's sponsored by that brand so they can give him a piece in a snap.
@ Well, what brand wouldn’t want to be associated with and represented by a likable person like that …
Man, Nadal has been so good for so long.
Nadal just like what ever dude.. complaining everything, i just play for win 😂
Nadal doesn't humiliate others, he just wins ❤
Nadal, my favourite player of all time. Could watch him forever. And he is a gentleman. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Krygios has no manners and no class. He makes the sport feel cheap.
I have been watching Nadal for decades, and he is a class act!
That dude is an embarrassment to the Tennis game. And what's more embarrassment is his humiliating loss. 40-love on 2nd set game 2, Nadal rally from behind to made a deuce and wins that game. Nadal taught him something about humility, respect and class in a tennis match.
Not everyone is meant to be a champion. It's a shame he was gifted with the talent he has
The mind suffers the body suffers. Kudos to nadal for keeping his cool and playing his game
5:38 umpire was even coaching him but he's still thinking about 1 lost point - that's pathetic. First unfair ball kept him disturbed for the rest of the game
Very cheap behaviour from Kyrgios. This man needs to be disciplined
I was a believer that one day when NK would put apart his issues he would become a world class champion but that Wimbledon final against ND proved me wrong.
Kyrgios is the most disliked player on the circuit!!!
Kyrgjos's behavior completely negates any skill he has. Absolutely pathetic.
Rafa was a pure pro in the highest level!
I’ve never seen a player so talented and so weak minded at the same time. He was always his worst enemy.
Obviously not in the same way, but Marat Safin beat himself all the time, he'd just crumble in matches he could have dominated.
I played tennis as my sport years past, SOMEONE has to do something about Kyrgios profanities each game. I am insulted and disgusted as a audience to be subjected to this. Do something about this
Kyrgios using the, "his head fell into my fist 67 times officer" defense strategy.
5:53 I love how the ref is not only telling Nick the rules here but also encourages him to get over it and to focus on the next game like a coach or a Team mate would do. Maybe he has some kind of empathy for Nick here. Not Sure if he is allowed to try to encourage Nick due to the ref's demanded neutrality but it's very kind. Maybe he also did that to try to maybe get rid of Nick's bullshit from there on 😂
Funnily enough, Mohamed Lahyani got suspended for two tournaments after encouraging Nick in the 2018 US Open! (source: wikipedia)
@@zwoderakke for many years , big dogs are asking the ref about some ball's marks.
it is tricky toward the use of the HE isn't it ? :)
@@zwoderakkeI wondered wasn’t he “coaching”
He was just trying to get on with the game and diffuse an idiot.
@@simonbooker right ! then, after each advice he should have given a warning :)
Kyrgios is repulsive in every single way.
Great match, Nadal at his best and Kyrgios at his craziest! 😎
He needs to hire a mental coach. Big baby grow up
I like how he threw water bottle so hard the label stuck to the umpire stand 😂.
Huge Nadal fan, never less than 100% effort
What an embarrassment to Australia 🇦🇺
Know the crux of the problem Malaysia muslim mother and greek painter father what do you expect. To think every immigrant family is Aussie is a folly. Save your country.
Thought thats just normal for aussies
He shouldn’t be allowed to play such tournaments: he has no etiquette no class he is a brute
and you are so classy when you write ;)
How annoying is K! Just keep silent and play. Act like a pro!
ooh the father of tennis there ! 🤡
The game of tennis is better off without crazy Kyrgios.
Juvenile, insensitive, self-centred, disrespectful, dishonest, crude.... Such a shame that one who possesses such great talent and potential just won't grow up.
Kyrgios is an embarrasment to Australia !!
how???? he is brilliant!
@@MrAsianRomeo , how? really?
@@hinhp803he’s a winner and he’s the goat in my eyes
you are
No He's Not! I'm American. Kyrgios was an embarrassment to himself. Sadly He had so much Talent And Raw Ability and Wasted it.
If Kyrgios concentrated on tennis instead of acting like a snotnose punk, then maybe he could get somewhere?
Basketball was always his preferred sport. Didn't even bother getting a coach on the professional tennis circuit! 😂
Nick Kyrgios, with his tennis skills, could have easily clinched at least 4-5 Grand Slam titles by now. However, his arrogance has prevented him from achieving even one.
Complete rubbish.
Lying and saying it slipped out of my hand is wild after having a childlike meltdown
Watching someone like ky just makes my skin crawl..
Kyrgios : just an empty brain
When was this match, like 2017? Kyrgios always had massive talent but was his own worst enemy. He could have been great if he had a great coach. He had a really unique game and variety of shots, when he hit flat forehand he hit as hard as anybody who ever played. Of course it would not always go in, but still, huge weapon.
He is uncoachable - he is a bully, a know-it-all, and an eternal victim. He needs therapy before he needs a new coach
@@Gregisms True, good points. A coach might not have been able to reach him, although in some cases any kind of mentor can serve as a therapist to some extent. All therapy is about creating self awareness in the end.
So do many college level players. But the "could have" excuse just doesn't fly, especially if there aren't any significant trophies to back it up.
@@cvcfoundation8413 There are not 1 in 1000 college level players who have that kind of talent. Guys like Nadal have said that Kyrgios could win multiple grand slams if he had discipline and focus. Probably will not happen, I doubt he will get even 1, but very few people have the talent that can be said about.
He could have been great if he'd had a great PSYCHIATRIST.
Kyrgios was right: it was over in the first game.
He made the mistake by telling Raf, it is one game, dude. Unless, he was talking to himself. Which I doubt. He lit the fire and got the best of Nadal.
“I tried to drink and it slipped out of my hand” 🤣
Kyrgois behaviour apart, his forehand in this match was 🔥🔥
I wasn’t aware that children could play against adult’s in world tennis tournaments?
so thx to Kyrgios you learned something from a kid ;)
Childish behavior and tantrums have been tolerated by professional tennis since the days of John McEnroe....😮
Example of stopping bad behavior:
Tennis just needs a rule that if you deliberately break your racket, you can't replace it!
Never have I once seen a person throw a bottle at something so hard the label sticks to it 🤣🤣🤣
The bottle slipped out of his hand though :)
@@sohailhines it was actually hilarious how he tried to cover for that absolute tantrum. 🤣 i'm honestly thankful that he's off the court these days.
this kind of actions should be penalized. . supposed to be a gentlemen sport not for kids or douche throwing tantrums, could hurt some officials. .
Im embarrassed for being a human when I watch Kygios
Kyrgios could be an excellent player,but his personality doesn't let him. His character is his biggest obstacle.
0:12 wow epic liar. Something tells me this guy was spoiled.
Totally agree. Got to love his game though. If he could keep his emotions in check he would be so much greater than he is
@@PhilipHall-bt4ce Has nothing to do with emotions. His character is lacking, and he isn't the kind of person we need anywhere.
i think he was just being comedic lol. definitely in an angry way, but still. i don’t think he’s genuinely trying to fool anyone saying “it slipped out of my hand” lmao and then to say “i was trying to drink and it slipped out…” is such a ridiculous thing that makes no sense to the point of it being funny. he just trolling.
@@ljspags1305 No he was epically lying.
@ epically lying sounds so funny lol
Look, I can spin a racket and carry a towel in my teeth and throw plastic cups.
Kyrgios is a shame.
So McEnroe, was also shame ?
@@XYZ-RC you are so stupid.....Mac never did that and mac was number one
When Kyrgios sabotages for himself, I have my bag of popcorn ready to go.
"When life throws me a lemon, I cope by furiously pressing the self-destruct button."- Nick Kyrgios
22 Grand Slams vs ZERO Grand Slams 😂
whatshisface (nick k.) is and has never been an asset to tennis i only watched because of nadal the other person isn't worth the time
That's pretty salty to say, whether you like Nick or not, he has brought a lot of fans to the game.. I am much bigger fan of Rafa, Roger and Novak but Kyrgios deserves some respect..
No worse than John Mac.
@@kenkozawa9810for being a spoilt child on the court? Yea lots of respect for him.
@@ethandebruyne9206calm down, video is from the 2017 lmao
Nick pulls in more fans than any other players lees the top 3