Sinner’s composure is not only admirable, but also entertaining. While NK releases his tantrum on the umpire, Jan calmly takes a sip of water. He’ll júst not sigh or roll his eyes. He leaves it completely where it belongs: on the other side.Very strong!💪🦊
Without a doubt kyrgios new he was being outclassed in this match this was nick at best best and I’m peak physical condition last year so clearly difficult for him to take mentally that he wasn’t finding solutions against Janikk
This is exactly what destroyed the game years ago when McEnroe was on the court. I can't be bothered to watch players like this. It is the tennis federation's fault for not stopping this crap BEFORE is manifests. Argue with an umpire and you are penalized. Continue to argue for ONE SECOND and your disqualified. .
@@taxicamel Couldn't agree more. We're here to watch and enjoy top-level tennis. If I wanted to see an infant throwing a tantrum, I'd just stay home and watch my 16 month old son do his thing shrug. The Big Three has shown us that it's possible to achieve unprecedented success on court without all the nonsense. Alcaraz and Sinner keeping up that tradition.
Incredible how calmly Sinner reacted while Kyrgios was getting angry, it seemed me positive the fact of the Italian didn't lose his focus during the match and kept himself mentally to reach an amazing victory.
Sinner was so impressive during the match. His energy from the start was just so calm and business like. Didn't let any of Nick's tactics get to him at all. Focused on the game. Nick should try the same sometime.
I like how the title is "Kyrgios vs Sinner controversy" when in reality it's Nick vs umpire or even Nick vs himself, while Sinner is kind of just there going about his business 😆
well if you ever played tennis in your life, even at the lowest level, you'd know there are so many kyrgios around, he probably beat so many of them and he knows how to react in these situations.
This isn't the first time Nick the Dick Kyrgios was being an a-hole. Jannik was probably expecting it after Nick started mouthing off as he usually does.
@@sophieoshaughnessy9469 i guess there are no reasons for him to break down as a commentator. and i have to say i love it when commentators are so close to the game. way more insight. especially if you can block out sympathy and antipathy for them.
Kyrgios tantrumming when he was younger was less inexcusable because of his age, but now compared to the calm youngsters like Sinner it just seems sad. Big child
True. Nick can be a great entertainer, but can be also a great asshole. He loses it very easily and spirals it into a catastrophe very quickly. It's unbelievable and very very sad.
Kyrgios' behavior on the court is unbelievable.. how does ATP not suspend Kyrgios for his constant bad behaviour! That is the real joke! By the way, the videos on the playlist on my channel might interest some people!
@@EmperorsNewWardrobe Just report spammers like RG. It looks like YT might have removed his posts. He was everywhere for a while. Rafa might have to watch out for him. He seems ... unbalanced?
It is not so challenging to stay calm when you see the opponent losing his temper. You know you will collect points and unforced errors. I would rather praising him for not adding to it in any way. Some players do stuff to get to K's nerves. He never did. That's nice of him. And you can see in the final handshake, K doesn't have any issue with him.
why would you engage when the umpire gifts you the first set? there was pressure for Sinner at 5-3 after Nicks return winner on 5-2. Carlos decides to give Nick a code (which was maybe right, but in this clip you dont hear what Nick said) by knowing that Nick being Nick will prolly tank away the point at 3-6.
I think it's not that hard when you are not involved with the issue at all. In my experience, if the opponent takes issue with something you do or feels you slighted them in some way, then it's a lot harder to brush it aside and stay focused.
I must've been watching a different clip. 4 all in the first, in the point, then replays and loses the point to an ace. Would you have been pissed? Easy to talk when the pressure of the world isn't on your shoulders. Sorry. I'm sure you are a decorated champion or award winning surgeon. My sincerest apologies. Yeah, he could have kept his cool but he's 27. When Roger was young he was a tantrum throwing maniac. Yeah he matured sooner but even still was worse than anything I have ever seen Kyrgios do. That and he wishes he was good enough to be a pro basketball player instead lol
@@domlouis2179 oh yeah the pressure of the world is on his shoulders, sure. He’s playing tennis and not the first person to do that. You are a fanboy apparently but try and find something that makes sense to defend him, otherwise you just make yourself look clueless.
He was bitching about the court after one game. Nobody gave a shit, so he started blaming the umpire for not telling him it was a slower court to the previous one he played on lol
Thing is, a lot of the time he loses his mind when he isn't even losing. In this match it started when he was still on serve. It was still anyone's game before he lost his composure and gave up an important point penalty + a service game. He's his own worst enemy
The guy has deep psychological issues that he hasn't dealt with, sad to see cause he is very talented. On the other side of the court 20 yo Sinner was calm and mature, such a contrast
Tennis is an incredibly frustrating sport, and even worse in hot weather. It can bring out the worst in you if you don't have a strong mental toolkit. Kyrgios has not worked on the mental side nearly enough.
I suspect he has a deep fear of success. He can blow through games early in any tournament comfortably, play relaxed. Gets to the pointy end and he finds a way to self sabotage.
The funny thing is that months ago Sinner declared how important it would be if kyrgios came back to play for his talent and style. Recently we have seen how Kyrgios paid him back. How disgraceful
This is your idea of tennis ......a foolish clown? This is exactly what destroyed the game years ago when McEnroe was on the court. I can't be bothered to watch players like this. It is the tennis federation's fault for not stopping this crap BEFORE is manifests. Argue with an umpire and you are penalized. Continue to argue for ONE SECOND and your disqualified. .
Kyrgios is a very good judge of talent. As soon as he knows the other player is better, he starts his antics. Think of it as his "self preservation mode".
Sinner is super mature. Kyrgios is fun to watch cause indeed he's very talented but at some point he just crosses the line and it's not tennis. It's a tantrum.
Nick is absolutely a freaking clown and tennis federation is so tolerant toward this uneducated kid just like how they've already tolerated Novax Doppingovic through the last of couple of years. We had almost the same behaviors from Novak when he used to play in the prime Andy Fedal era and people have simply forgotten such a symbol of shame he was and now some people call him the king and these clownish titles. I wish I was the head boss of tennis. I knew how to get rid of them forever to make this sport a better place.
Today on the "Nick Kyrgios Show," we have foul language, a thrown racket, colorful conversation, a smashed racket, trash talk against the umpire, and a game penalty. Way to go, Kyrgios! :D
Yep, totally on point. Kyrgios is a beast when he's calm and composed, but a madman when things aren't going his way. It's a shame, but this will never change. And how does anyone expect someone like this win a Grand Slam?
You know I was singing the praises of Kyrious in his last match, but a leopard doesn't change it's spots. It's such a shame. He is his own worst enemy. Another match that he blew through temper. He can't help himself. All good when he's winning but complete opposite when losing. I'm an unhappy Aussie!!.
He has to learn to control his temper,all these years if he has not done it fat chance he will do it in the future.He is in a self destructive mode when upset and it's going to reflect in his results.
@@littlesunshine2378 "He has to learn self control?" He doesn't care lol. Why do you assume he cares about self distructing? Do you know anything about Kyrgios?
Man I love Kyrgios but this sh*t annoys me, as much as I think the umpire went a little overboard with the point penalty he only has himself to blame, starting off angry at the court bounces and them not telling him center court played different to the outside courts you just knew it was gonna be one of those days... the guy just always finds something to be mad about at all times, if he can't find something he almost makes it up and that's the part that annoys me about him, when you're already in an angry mindset it's so much easy to cross the line opposed to when you're calm and things happen, It builds up slowly throughout the course of the match and every little things magnifies to him, I love watching him play but this tournament was a great one for him to possibly win, having Cerundolo in the QF would've been a pretty good run to at least the Semi's for him without this blowup, as much as I think he has matured he still has a long way to go.
Agree with every word of this, he was on thin ice with the umpire and then that point penalty it killed me, It was rough and after that it was over he fought in the 2nd set but he being down already he couldn’t get back into the match, even just a bit more maturity he could’ve won this match
@@kevinromeo7220 You are delusional loser. Firstly quality of all tennis courts should be the same and all courts should be prepared for each next match. That hasn't been done. Secondly umpire's walkie-talkie should be prepared also before each next match so that it worked properly for the whole match. That too hasn't been done. Also those code violations which this umpire issued to Nick Kyrgios are a joke. Chair umpire of this match was the one who was whining and crying over everything that Nick Kyrgios did. When Nick Kyrgios criticized the court he found that unsportsmanlike, although according to tennis rules it isn't unsportsmanlike at all, he even whined about Nick Kyrgios talking to his friend and found that unsportsmanlike, although that too isn't unsportsmanlike according to official tennis rules. This chair umpire was looking for every excuse to steal points and games from Nick Kyrgios. And Nick Kyrgios simply pointed that out to him. Nick Kyrgios simply pointed out how terrible umpire he is and this umpire also clearly wasn't able to take criticism and truth about him. The umpire acted like immature kid. He whined about everything that Nick Kyrgios did. He lied to Kyrgios, that he was talking to him. He used this lie to give another false code violation to Kyrgios. This umpire clearly was full of fallacies. All of the code violations which this stupid umpire issued to Nick Kyrgios were fallacious and false and against tennis rules. This umpire abused his authority and broke, and violated tennis rules. This umpire should be fired on the spot.
@@tennispredictionsandreacti130 Even if he is correct, can't he handle it more maturely? Screaming just makes him look like a big spoiled baby. Either withdraw or try to talk calmly?
He's nearly always acting like this. No excuse for it at all. There's plenty of other really talented players that don't treat everyone around them like shit. He's just totally disrespectful.
@@nathanroman6566 Yeah, maybe carry around a portable punching bag that he can beat up in the hotel. Or have one of those pool noodles on the bench that he can slam the court with during breaks?
There was no way kyrigos was going to win the game in which walkie talkie went on. Hw just overreacts in every situation. Loved the way sinner remained focused.
Congrats to Sinner's mindset against the Kyrgios' tantrums... Who is bad harm yourself...As we say here in Brazil: "quis ganhar no grito"... Kudos Sinner...👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎾🙂
Yet he trashed talking Roddick in a tweet yesterday (and also Hantuchova) because of that. Jannik Vs Kyrgios is the prime example of what Casper Ruud once said in a 2021 interview that ,"...losers find excuses and winners find a way." Kyrgios is the pathetic big mouth clown loser here. And he had the audacity to call the umpire "clown" 🤦 He is The Sinner, Jannik Is The Saint #MiamiOpen2022
Kyrgios is such a shame for tennis. He'll never change. I imagine what an umpire must think when learning (s)he will have to prest in a Kyrgios match... Full credit to Sinner for keeping his concentration.
Carlos the ref has always been one of the worst umpires on the tour for close to 20 years if not more, learn about the idiot before you just point the frustrated player. the umpire giving out warnings because they talked about him? wtf is that anyone can say whatever about umpires especially without verbal obsenity. someone who doesnt know anything clearly
Adesso capisco perche' questo ragazzo adorabile e fenomenale e' arrivato ad essere il numero 1 nel mondo.ha una capoccia incredibile oltre al talento .
His own worst enemy. Absolutely deserves all the penalties he receives. Can be a delight his playmaking. His negative attitude makes it not worth watching.
In Kyrgios mind he's always thinking ....please look at me, I need to be the center of attention .....kind of like a 2 year does when he or she doesn't get his or her way .....
the best one at that is rafa. when he is pissed he is able to focus it all to one place. the ball! not the ref, not the opponent, not the crowd and not his racket.
@@mike_404 Jannik Vs Kyrgios is the prime example of what Casper Ruud once said in a 2021 interview that ,"...losers find excuses and winners find a way." Kyrgios is the pathetic big mouth clown loser here. He is The Sinner, Jannik Is The Saint #MiamiOpen2022
that's why I hate people like kyrgios, because when they have to fight because they can't win easy, they start messing up, hoping for the opponent's low mental strength.
@@rafagoat8011 i'm a Rafa fan too but with his cracked rib and so many great young players around, I'm not sure he'll win. Alcaraz is on fire at the mo. And i'm hoping Rublev is back on form for clay season too
Nah, McEnroe was the biggest waste of talent. His lack of discipline, partying, and toxic marriage to Tater snuffed his career at age 25. He kept playing but was never close to what he could have been. He could have won at least 12 majors.
If Kyrgios opponent would behave like Kyrgios here, Kyrgios would go the the umpire and tell him "why aren't you penalizing him, you useless excuse for a human being".
Kyrgios could have been maybe...The mid twenty guys childish temper tantrums are getting out of hand. The younger players are showing class. Korda - Alcaraz etc
Last week it was almost hitting a ball kid in the face, this week it’s disrespecting the umpire and acting like a general thug. This is who he is as a person. The atp is too weak to suspend him though.
I really don't understand how people like him or support him. Like yeah he's got talent but as a person he's just rude, disrespectful and generally pretty horrible to everyone. So glad Sinner was so calm and won this.
@@alexgibb8406 It's entertaining but i feel bad for anyone who had to deal with his outbursts and attitude. Kokkinakis is doing pretty good. As an Irish person we literally have no tennis players so i just support whoever i'm drawn too!
Can we start the conversation of the double standard that happens in tennis ? When Serena Williams was brutally chastised for her outburst at the US Open final in 2018, the media chewed and spat her out but we condone similar (even worse) behavior in mens tennis. It’s sad.
I think there are some double standards here for sure in terms of how some condone this kind of behaviour in guys, but most people are not condoning it and he got penalized and fined as well. Also you can't expect that Kyrgios will get the same media attention, maybe if he won something significant and it this happened in a GS final...
The ATP shouldn't allow him to get past so many red flags. We already know its Kyrgios, but you would think that after all that he has done and continues to do, it should seriously be considered whether still having him representing the sport professionally outweights all the damage he creates time after time.
Nick's reaction doesn't make a ton of sense. Yes, the umpire made a mistake but it affected both players equally. And it's not as if he was interrupted in the middle of any advantage he had, in fact, he was losing the game. Even in the worst case, if the umpire had directly faulted only Nick, it's hardly worth throwing the whole game over 1 point.
Man, watching this in person was insane. It was my first time watching Kyrgios in person and what an experience it was. It’s funny, and entertaining definitely, but you would also like to see some more effort from him. He’s very talented and could be way better.
He plays his absolute best tennis against the big 3 and still struggles against them. I don't think he'd be better than what he's already shown, no matter how much anyone wants to believe otherwise.
For some reason Sinner is n. 4 in the world and n. 1 in Italy! His dedication, focus, determination and humility! That’s why many people love him. His a whole package as a player and as a human. Italian pride!!🇮🇹 Love how these young kids like Sinner, Alcaraz etc… are all so calm, mature and respectful
@@666marquis I doubt it. Rafa had that argument with Bernardes at WTC 2010 (argument in which Rafa was right, imo), and Rafa by that point was a legend of the sport and coming of a fantastic year with 3 GS won. Therefore, Rafa's request was heavy because he was who he was. Kyrgios is just a clown in that aspect.
@@666marquis lol if Kyrgios had to make umpire requests there would be no umpires left. He argues with them all. And if I was the umpire I'd refuse to umpire that little brat cos you know what is coming. He is a thug and shouldn't be playing in such a classy setting
I'm Brazilian and I'm watching not partiality from Carlos Bernardes. He was pursuit Nadal, but suddenly he's committed and "friend" of Nadal. Unacceptable his radio sound loud and clearly pursuit of Kyrgios since last meet between he and Nadal.
The problem is probably the talent itself with no work ethic. He may have a chance at a slam if he gdt lucky and stars align but only in the next 1-2 years while still in his prime.
I wish Nick took better care of his mental health. You see the mental/emotional pain leading to level 10 reactivity to level 2 problems. The anger/anxiety/irritation he has is treatable. He’s such a talent and so privileged to play this game and be highly compensated. He could still be edgy and non-traditional and be such an ambassador
Kyrgios played absolutely sublime against Rublev, like Sampras, Federer and Djokovic put together, but yesterday his tantrums were too much even for me, what a drama queen, and those lame, sorry-ass excuses were pathetic, jesus, grow up and get over it, look at Sinner
Every person says that it's so sad to watch when Nick loses the game again since he looks!!!! so talented but you guys should know that he is so smart enough to hide behind his fragile mental when he knows that his opponent is so strong !!!.
I watched the match live while working & i knew he was fixing to snap then he snapped. He is talking to his friend in the middle of the tie set about the umpire then gets the penalty after several warnings and he's yelling at that umpire "what is UNSPORTSMANLIKE about that". You legit cannot fix stupid #smdh. I said few days ago when yall were praising him bc he played good tennis against Rublev that i'll never support him bc he'll never change esp. if he couldn't apologize for almost hitting the ball boy in Indian Wells. Said it was only a matter of time & here he goes doing exactly what we've come to expect of him. He's A JOKE of HIMSELF. A clown..
Sinner vs Kyrgios is the ultimate 'chalk vs cheese' in tennis: lovely, hard-working young man with decorum and integrity vs entitled, badly-behaved waster of his own talent, brat..... Can't get more opposite ends of the spectrum than these two
I mean.. what is? the umpire doesnt understand the power he had and used it wrong here. His ego got in the way or critisism. Ofc kyrgios overreacted but no need to try and act tough as the empire. Just talk.
@@karigrandii Talk to Nick?! Haha good one. He just shouts at everyone. Including random people in the crowd. The umpire was totally right - basic respect for people isn't much to ask for from players. Nick has 0 respect. Acts like a spoiled child.
Kyrgios fue un irrespetuoso con el tennis, con el publico, jueces, tenistas, es el menos indicado para JUZGAR A NADIE No hizo NI LA MITAD de lo que SINNER ha realizado. Este chico tiene UNA GRAN VIDA, una RELACION maravillosa con ANNA, Así que es ENVIDIA y afán de PROTAGONISMO. Es TODO lo que le queda hacer
@@CP-lk3st it’s not only Nick, it’s many of them, Nole, Zverev, Medvedev, Rune, Tsitsipas, to name a few. You’re right McEnroe threw lots of tantrums but never put on potential danger to anyone, nowadays, it seems like someone (chair umpires, line judges, ball boys, spectators) could get hurt by one of the outbursts they generate. Js.
Atp be like: kyrgios pls stop being a brat Also atp: let's farm kyrgios's bratty behavior for views. Let's stop pretending the ATP isn't also enabling this kind of behaviour, because they have an incentive to do so. Zverev, Kyrgios, Tsitsipas, all of them exhibit this kind of behaviour from time to time and don't get any meaningful penalties.
Because tennis will be mind numbingly boring without them and nobody would watch it. Frankly, they should be penalizing the referee for inserting himself into the situation and getting to the bottom of the general lack of professionalism creeping into the ATP and the tournaments they run in general. Tennis is circling the drain without fewer and fewer players people want to go and see. They should be bending over backwards to accommodate the ones people do want to see and not antagonizing them.
It was just great watching sinner chill during all this. Especially, as people have pointed out, him IMMEDIATELY sending the balls over when the point penalty was called.
My favorite part is how quickly Sinner sent the balls to Kyrgios’ end after the point penalty 🤣
Love it
I know!! He knew it was coming VERY soon! 😂
May be Sinner has in his mind come on argue more and talk like crazy I’ll have free points 🤣😂 such an intelligent youngster😊🤓
Came here to say the same thing! Gold
Yes some players are like what? They expect a dispute and negotiation but he was like yep sweet I'll take it. Play on
Sinner’s composure is not only admirable, but also entertaining. While NK releases his tantrum on the umpire, Jan calmly takes a sip of water. He’ll júst not sigh or roll his eyes. He leaves it completely where it belongs: on the other side.Very strong!💪🦊
Without a doubt kyrgios new he was being outclassed in this match this was nick at best best and I’m peak physical condition last year so clearly difficult for him to take mentally that he wasn’t finding solutions against Janikk
This is exactly what destroyed the game years ago when McEnroe was on the court. I can't be bothered to watch players like this. It is the tennis federation's fault for not stopping this crap BEFORE is manifests.
Argue with an umpire and you are penalized. Continue to argue for ONE SECOND and your disqualified.
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@@taxicamel Couldn't agree more. We're here to watch and enjoy top-level tennis. If I wanted to see an infant throwing a tantrum, I'd just stay home and watch my 16 month old son do his thing shrug. The Big Three has shown us that it's possible to achieve unprecedented success on court without all the nonsense. Alcaraz and Sinner keeping up that tradition.
so well said
Imagine considering someone sipping water entertainment
Incredible how calmly Sinner reacted while Kyrgios was getting angry, it seemed me positive the fact of the Italian didn't lose his focus during the match and kept himself mentally to reach an amazing victory.
Sinner was so impressive during the match. His energy from the start was just so calm and business like. Didn't let any of Nick's tactics get to him at all. Focused on the game. Nick should try the same sometime.
Why would his opponent losing the plot do anything but help?
too bad he couldn't play today...
Sinner fckn boring as hell
yeah, sooo impressive, that he lost sleep overnight, and retired the next day.
I like how the title is "Kyrgios vs Sinner controversy" when in reality it's Nick vs umpire or even Nick vs himself, while Sinner is kind of just there going about his business 😆
😂😂😂
That's why he is No.1 and 2 time GS winner now.
@@HyperOpticalSaint yeah,, no doubt he has the mental side of the game down a treat.
Knowing Sinner he was like “Wtf is going on leave memoir of this”
I love how 20yo Jannik just sits there all calm and cool as his opponent has a mental breakdown right in front of him, multiple times! 🤣🤣🤣
how should a 20 years old act ? you re not a kid at that age
Love it. Lol😂
😂😂😂
well if you ever played tennis in your life, even at the lowest level, you'd know there are so many kyrgios around, he probably beat so many of them and he knows how to react in these situations.
And, knowing him, we knew he will be what he is today: n.1 in the world.❤❤
ref: 'game penalty Mr. Kyrgios'
Sinner: doesn't even blink
He should be called Zennic Sinner from now on. The man is always in a calm mental state.
Ice cold assassin
Kind of cheap way to win a match that you need the umpire to give you a leg up.
@@mooodeuce We'll never know whether he needed it. We only know that he got it. I'll leave open whether it was deserved.
This isn't the first time Nick the Dick Kyrgios was being an a-hole. Jannik was probably expecting it after Nick started mouthing off as he usually does.
I love how Sinner just sips his water .. acting like it's all quiet around him and Kyrgios isn't shouting and slamming his racket against the floor 😂
As a competitive tennis player I always love to say by opponents melt Down
@@richcampbell6808 * see my
Sinner has mental game. Kyrgios has mental breakdown. Man cannot hold his shit together and they’re making him a tennis commentator?
@@sophieoshaughnessy9469 i guess there are no reasons for him to break down as a commentator. and i have to say i love it when commentators are so close to the game. way more insight. especially if you can block out sympathy and antipathy for them.
Yes, exactly!
😂😂😂
Kyrgios tantrumming when he was younger was less inexcusable because of his age, but now compared to the calm youngsters like Sinner it just seems sad. Big child
Kyrgios, Tsisipas and Medvedev are tthe 3 top arrogants
True. Nick can be a great entertainer, but can be also a great asshole. He loses it very easily and spirals it into a catastrophe very quickly. It's unbelievable and very very sad.
Kyrgios' behavior on the court is unbelievable.. how does ATP not suspend Kyrgios for his constant bad behaviour! That is the real joke! By the way, the videos on the playlist on my channel might interest some people!
@@giuseppeschintu2566 medvedev is more funny than annoying, kyrgios and cheatcheatpas shouldn’t be on the tour
@@EmperorsNewWardrobe Just report spammers like RG. It looks like YT might have removed his posts. He was everywhere for a while. Rafa might have to watch out for him. He seems ... unbalanced?
Jannik has such class and sportsmanship, especially compared to Kyrgios. He will go very far in tennis.
Yea 9 minths ago and look at where he has gone.
@@MomentsinTennisthis answer didn't age well 😂
@@valerial5837 🤣
@@MomentsinTennis and now he's got a grand slam while kyrgios commentates on his game...
@@MomentsinTennis Yes look at where he has gone. Where is your hero Kyrgios??
01-28-2024 Update: Sinner won AO.
He said to Kyrgios, with straight face "bro, come back to play tennis, because we miss you". :D
Impressed with how calm Sinner was...I'm used to seeing clown fiestas watching league of legends but this is a different type of fiesta...
Sinner is calm guy. Both he and Alcaraz have great mentality...
The youngster behaved like a veteran, so impressed. I can count with two hands of the top tennis players who would have acted so calmly like he did
It is not so challenging to stay calm when you see the opponent losing his temper. You know you will collect points and unforced errors. I would rather praising him for not adding to it in any way. Some players do stuff to get to K's nerves. He never did. That's nice of him. And you can see in the final handshake, K doesn't have any issue with him.
Sinner didn’t have to get involved with Nick’s tantrum. That is how you get advantage in the game when your opponent loose his temper.
@@rafagoat8011 totally unrelated . Stop flooding in every tennis video.
So proud of Jannik for showing his composure and maturity and focused on his game. Forza Jann 🦊
@@rafagoat8011 no bald goats
well his charcter doesn't really allow for something else lol
OF COURSE HE'S AUSTRIAN ( DON'T SAY TO ME PLEASE HE'S ITALIAN THANKS )
@@alexdonatodj Who said he was Austrian or Italian in this comments lol?
@@alexdonatodj you stole his land from Austria , now don’t complain if people get confused. Loli
Sinner so calm in the chaos. Others would have engaged in the circus but man Sinner's mindset was bullet proof!
why would you engage when the umpire gifts you the first set? there was pressure for Sinner at 5-3 after Nicks return winner on 5-2. Carlos decides to give Nick a code (which was maybe right, but in this clip you dont hear what Nick said) by knowing that Nick being Nick will prolly tank away the point at 3-6.
Really? I'm pretty sure most pros would have the sense to stay out of it and let Kyrgios dig his own grave as usual hahaha
Not true Cam, most tennis players chill. Even when Kyrgios' opponents have had tantrums, Kyrgios chills out.
I think it's not that hard when you are not involved with the issue at all. In my experience, if the opponent takes issue with something you do or feels you slighted them in some way, then it's a lot harder to brush it aside and stay focused.
Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake. - Napoleon.
I feel that Nick is a player who when losing will find some other factor to pick so as to distract from his own shortcomings.
You got it right. He is a child who is stuck in a body of 27 year old
I must've been watching a different clip. 4 all in the first, in the point, then replays and loses the point to an ace. Would you have been pissed? Easy to talk when the pressure of the world isn't on your shoulders. Sorry. I'm sure you are a decorated champion or award winning surgeon. My sincerest apologies. Yeah, he could have kept his cool but he's 27. When Roger was young he was a tantrum throwing maniac. Yeah he matured sooner but even still was worse than anything I have ever seen Kyrgios do. That and he wishes he was good enough to be a pro basketball player instead lol
@@domlouis2179 you’re seriously defending his behavior? Hahahahha
Nah he has respect for all his opponents, he just gets frustrated
@@domlouis2179 oh yeah the pressure of the world is on his shoulders, sure. He’s playing tennis and not the first person to do that. You are a fanboy apparently but try and find something that makes sense to defend him, otherwise you just make yourself look clueless.
and one goes on to win a grand slam, the other becomes a commentator.
a commentator? i would rather say a circus toddler
Not a very good one.
And what have you achieved usernm3p.......
commentator's career lasts longer
@@anotheraleksso? 😂
At this point it just feels like he uses the umpires as an excuse when he’s losing
At this point!? Really? lol
Yes!
He was bitching about the court after one game. Nobody gave a shit, so he started blaming the umpire for not telling him it was a slower court to the previous one he played on lol
he wasn't even losing when it started lol
Thing is, a lot of the time he loses his mind when he isn't even losing. In this match it started when he was still on serve. It was still anyone's game before he lost his composure and gave up an important point penalty + a service game. He's his own worst enemy
It was a day when Sinner was truly superior in every aspect.
.. Really superior😊💐
Thank you for today Sinner
The guy has deep psychological issues that he hasn't dealt with, sad to see cause he is very talented. On the other side of the court 20 yo Sinner was calm and mature, such a contrast
He has some much potential its sad to see
Well said
i think deep down he knows he's not good enough.
Tennis is an incredibly frustrating sport, and even worse in hot weather. It can bring out the worst in you if you don't have a strong mental toolkit. Kyrgios has not worked on the mental side nearly enough.
I suspect he has a deep fear of success. He can blow through games early in any tournament comfortably, play relaxed. Gets to the pointy end and he finds a way to self sabotage.
The funny thing is that months ago Sinner declared how important it would be if kyrgios came back to play for his talent and style. Recently we have seen how Kyrgios paid him back. How disgraceful
Crowd expects from Kyrgios to make a foolish clown of himself , and he delivers without fail every time he is on stage. What a performer.
This is your idea of tennis ......a foolish clown?
This is exactly what destroyed the game years ago when McEnroe was on the court. I can't be bothered to watch players like this. It is the tennis federation's fault for not stopping this crap BEFORE is manifests.
Argue with an umpire and you are penalized. Continue to argue for ONE SECOND and your disqualified.
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Kyrgios is a very good judge of talent. As soon as he knows the other player is better, he starts his antics. Think of it as his "self preservation mode".
you have it one. He's too stressed to cope.
oh my god, this is so true!!
Ohh really is that why he has a 2-0 record against Djokovic goose
@@athangatto3330 that's during Djokovic's worst year in the last decade. Everybody was beating Djokovic that year, including Denis Istomen
Spot on
Sinner is super mature. Kyrgios is fun to watch cause indeed he's very talented but at some point he just crosses the line and it's not tennis. It's a tantrum.
Baby is the word. Not fun at all to watch.
Kyrgios is fun to watch in the sense that I pray he loses.....this match was fun haha
Talented ball striker but the tennis IQ is low.
Isn't Sinner like 5 years younger than Kyrgios?
Sinner isn't the one selling the tickets though.
Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake - Luis Alejandro
Who?
Nick Kyrgios: "If I win, I win and if I lose, I lose… Life is good"
Also Nick Kyrgios:
Who's here after Jannik won 2 slams, is World Number 1 and is dating Anna Kalinskaya 😂 meanwhile this clown is arguing with people on X.
💪👍🎾
Nick is absolutely a freaking clown and tennis federation is so tolerant toward this uneducated kid just like how they've already tolerated Novax Doppingovic through the last of couple of years.
We had almost the same behaviors from Novak when he used to play in the prime Andy Fedal era and people have simply forgotten such a symbol of shame he was and now some people call him the king and these clownish titles.
I wish I was the head boss of tennis. I knew how to get rid of them forever to make this sport a better place.
Today on the "Nick Kyrgios Show," we have foul language, a thrown racket, colorful conversation, a smashed racket, trash talk against the umpire, and a game penalty. Way to go, Kyrgios! :D
Yes. In next episode Nick is going to eat and swallow his Rocket...
😅🤣🤣🤣
Kyrgios's Clown Show
Yep, totally on point. Kyrgios is a beast when he's calm and composed, but a madman when things aren't going his way. It's a shame, but this will never change. And how does anyone expect someone like this win a Grand Slam?
@@alpay3300 With a big F!$#ing serve, a massive F&!%ing forehand, and lots and lots of yelling at the umpire, of course. :P
It’s such a coincidence that Kyrgios only has a problem with the umpires when he’s losing 🤔
You know I was singing the praises of Kyrious in his last match, but a leopard doesn't change it's spots. It's such a shame. He is his own worst enemy. Another match that he blew through temper. He can't help himself. All good when he's winning but complete opposite when losing. I'm an unhappy Aussie!!.
He has to learn to control his temper,all these years if he has not done it fat chance he will do it in the future.He is in a self destructive mode when upset and it's going to reflect in his results.
The problem is that he isnt an Aussie, throwing a cat in the water doesnt make it a fish.
@@littlesunshine2378 "He has to learn self control?" He doesn't care lol. Why do you assume he cares about self distructing? Do you know anything about Kyrgios?
@@Charless_Martel He is an "Aussie." What are you smoking?
@@coryCuc Living there doesnt make him an "Aussi", even if he was born there.
Man I love Kyrgios but this sh*t annoys me, as much as I think the umpire went a little overboard with the point penalty he only has himself to blame, starting off angry at the court bounces and them not telling him center court played different to the outside courts you just knew it was gonna be one of those days... the guy just always finds something to be mad about at all times, if he can't find something he almost makes it up and that's the part that annoys me about him, when you're already in an angry mindset it's so much easy to cross the line opposed to when you're calm and things happen, It builds up slowly throughout the course of the match and every little things magnifies to him, I love watching him play but this tournament was a great one for him to possibly win, having Cerundolo in the QF would've been a pretty good run to at least the Semi's for him without this blowup, as much as I think he has matured he still has a long way to go.
Agree with every word of this, he was on thin ice with the umpire and then that point penalty it killed me, It was rough and after that it was over he fought in the 2nd set but he being down already he couldn’t get back into the match, even just a bit more maturity he could’ve won this match
@@kevinromeo7220 You are delusional loser. Firstly quality of all tennis courts should be the same and all courts should be prepared for each next match. That hasn't been done. Secondly umpire's walkie-talkie should be prepared also before each next match so that it worked properly for the whole match. That too hasn't been done. Also those code violations which this umpire issued to Nick Kyrgios are a joke. Chair umpire of this match was the one who was whining and crying over everything that Nick Kyrgios did. When Nick Kyrgios criticized the court he found that unsportsmanlike, although according to tennis rules it isn't unsportsmanlike at all, he even whined about Nick Kyrgios talking to his friend and found that unsportsmanlike, although that too isn't unsportsmanlike according to official tennis rules. This chair umpire was looking for every excuse to steal points and games from Nick Kyrgios. And Nick Kyrgios simply pointed that out to him. Nick Kyrgios simply pointed out how terrible umpire he is and this umpire also clearly wasn't able to take criticism and truth about him. The umpire acted like immature kid. He whined about everything that Nick Kyrgios did. He lied to Kyrgios, that he was talking to him. He used this lie to give another false code violation to Kyrgios. This umpire clearly was full of fallacies. All of the code violations which this stupid umpire issued to Nick Kyrgios were fallacious and false and against tennis rules. This umpire abused his authority and broke, and violated tennis rules. This umpire should be fired on the spot.
@@camaronoloroso3572 This time Nick Kyrgios was correct.
@@tennispredictionsandreacti130 Even if he is correct, can't he handle it more maturely? Screaming just makes him look like a big spoiled baby. Either withdraw or try to talk calmly?
@@mosart7025 Umpire simply made terrible mistakes. A mistakes which he could have avoided easy.
All my respect to Sinner, it must be very hard to keep your calm with this...person on court
Nick never changes, he just gets older.
so true bro
Be funny watching him throw temper tantrums at 40
His mindset ain't ever getting older.
*insert chainsmokers drop*
It’s a SUNSHINE DOUBLE for KYRGIOS……as he gets handed another hefty fine for verbal abuse 😂😂😂😂😂😂
... bolder and rowdier
Love his game when he's firing but this was plain embarrassing and bratty... umpire gave him a lot of leeway before he started penalizing
Shame other more famous players didn’t get leeway…
Nick just needs more outlets for stress in his life tbh
He's nearly always acting like this. No excuse for it at all. There's plenty of other really talented players that don't treat everyone around them like shit. He's just totally disrespectful.
@@nathanroman6566 Yeah, maybe carry around a portable punching bag that he can beat up in the hotel. Or have one of those pool noodles on the bench that he can slam the court with during breaks?
@@mosart7025 aight ngl that was creative 😂
There's just something so funny about him screaming "WHAT IS UNSPORTSMANLIKE?!" at the umpire
His family are all low life too
Tennis needs more player like Sinner and less player like Kyrgios...
Sinner- most unassuming, world class athlete who is at the top of his profession. Very humble and a great sportsman and champion.
There was no way kyrigos was going to win the game in which walkie talkie went on. Hw just overreacts in every situation. Loved the way sinner remained focused.
Sinner's face is the literal equivalent of 😐
That itself is an underrated superpower in sports.
Congrats to Sinner's mindset against the Kyrgios' tantrums... Who is bad harm yourself...As we say here in Brazil: "quis ganhar no grito"... Kudos Sinner...👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎾🙂
That ump is terrible. If I was from Brazil I’d be embarrassed. As we say here in America. At least we don’t live in Brazil
@@wrench9103 America is a continent where Brazil actually exists 🤡🤡🤡
@@wrench9103 Easy life in the office for umps
@@wrench9103 He's atrocious. Not just in this match, but in every match that he oversees. He's a joke.
@@cocafanta7940 What? lol
3:25 Nick screaming "whats unsportsmanlike about it" is ironic comedy gold
Lmao Sinner looks like he's riding the NY subway. Keep your eyes forward and act like nothing's happening 😆
Me thinks he was just focusing on not laughing/smiling... ;)
@@santtuasp3136 I don't think so, it doesn't suit him to do it
The ebb and flow for Nick fans. We can see him at his ultimate best and also at his lows.
What exactly is his best..we all have been hoping ..but for what ..flashes? Nope
Yeah, whenever I just start to feel a tiny bit of respect for him he dashes it. Classic.
@@creepymanchildren I guess getting engaged didn't mellow him
@@rafagoat8011 Novak will do it if he is allowed to play
Seems like a doubles player now. He can't win singles matches so puts on a show. Embarrassing.
at least it seems he saw Roddick's video of how to throw the raquette.
Yet he trashed talking Roddick in a tweet yesterday (and also Hantuchova) because of that.
Jannik Vs Kyrgios is the prime example of what Casper Ruud once said in a 2021 interview that ,"...losers find excuses and winners find a way."
Kyrgios is the pathetic big mouth clown loser here. And he had the audacity to call the umpire "clown" 🤦
He is The Sinner, Jannik Is The Saint
#MiamiOpen2022
I think so too. My kids abuse stuff that they don't pay for too.
Controlling anger is one of the most important part of any sports.
- Benoit Paire
Rafa is definitely winning french open this year
I dare anyone Stop Rafa winning french open 2022.
@@xxxllKin6llxxx Benoit Balls
Kyrgios is such a shame for tennis. He'll never change. I imagine what an umpire must think when learning (s)he will have to prest in a Kyrgios match... Full credit to Sinner for keeping his concentration.
Carlos the ref has always been one of the worst umpires on the tour for close to 20 years if not more, learn about the idiot before you just point the frustrated player. the umpire giving out warnings because they talked about him? wtf is that anyone can say whatever about umpires especially without verbal obsenity. someone who doesnt know anything clearly
This guy is crazy !!!
He's a junkie on drug. Brain damaged!
Adesso capisco perche' questo ragazzo adorabile e fenomenale e' arrivato ad essere il numero 1 nel mondo.ha una capoccia incredibile oltre al talento .
His own worst enemy. Absolutely deserves all the penalties he receives. Can be a delight his playmaking. His negative attitude makes it not worth watching.
Sunshine double for Kyrgios……as he gets handed another hefty fine for verbal abuse 😂😂😂😂😂😂
He deserves way tougher penalties. He gets way too much respect.
Wrong kyriakos is funny
In Kyrgios mind he's always thinking ....please look at me, I need to be the center of attention .....kind of like a 2 year does when he or she doesn't get his or her way .....
He thinks the tour needs him
They do. He is a star
@@karigrandii they don’t look at him because he is a star ; they look at him because he is complete clown; but maybe you can identify with him
@@karigrandii lol "a star". Maybe in his own mind.
@@karigrandiistar... that thing on a cat's backside
When Kyrgios gets mad, he should let his game do the talking instead of getting overly frustrated about it.
the best one at that is rafa. when he is pissed he is able to focus it all to one place.
the ball! not the ref, not the opponent, not the crowd and not his racket.
This is the difference between a champion and a clow.
Who had the idea to employ him as technical commentator (and cover him with money) surely saw these things ... Today we reward people like him...
Nick’s a bozo, maybe he should focus on the match and not Carlos Bernardes and he might do better
He can do what he wants
@@RZ6787 he can absolutely do what he wants, and i can keep saying what i want about him for it
@@duncan3932 maybe get a life then?
@@mike_404 maybe touch grass then?
@@mike_404 Jannik Vs Kyrgios is the prime example of what Casper Ruud once said in a 2021 interview that ,"...losers find excuses and winners find a way."
Kyrgios is the pathetic big mouth clown loser here.
He is The Sinner, Jannik Is The Saint
#MiamiOpen2022
His mindset is genuinely pathetic.
Ты за своим мышлением получше следи!!🤣🌺🤣
It’s rough to watch someone be unable to regulate their emotions. Lord knows I’ve been there, and frequently at that.
Favorite part is Sinner winning US Open after all Nick’s bad words and criticism!!
And this is why Sinner will be a champion and Kyrgios never was and never will.
"Did I hurt your feelings?" To Bernardes 😂😂😂😂😂
that's why I hate people like kyrgios, because when they have to fight because they can't win easy, they start messing up, hoping for the opponent's low mental strength.
@@rafagoat8011 is this about Nadal?
@@rafagoat8011 the American guy he lost to maybe 🤣🥲
And they start blaming everything and everyone for their loss. Being awful to umpires and ball kids. It's disgusting.
@@rafagoat8011 i'm a Rafa fan too but with his cracked rib and so many great young players around, I'm not sure he'll win. Alcaraz is on fire at the mo. And i'm hoping Rublev is back on form for clay season too
We all knew that it was only a matter of time before he lost it. Biggest waste of talent in tennis history.
Like the biggest.
Nah, McEnroe was the biggest waste of talent. His lack of discipline, partying, and toxic marriage to Tater snuffed his career at age 25. He kept playing but was never close to what he could have been. He could have won at least 12 majors.
What about Tomic?
@@info781 Nick's ceiling seems absolute miles ahead of Bernard's
his doing what makes him happy in life not like your ever achieve anything more then him
If Kyrgios opponent would behave like Kyrgios here, Kyrgios would go the the umpire and tell him "why aren't you penalizing him, you useless excuse for a human being".
what a boss move that ace from Sinner after the first interruption!!! that was too much for Nick...
Sinner living rent free in Kyrgios’ head
Kyrgios could have been maybe...The mid twenty guys childish temper tantrums are getting out of hand. The younger players are showing class. Korda - Alcaraz etc
Last week it was almost hitting a ball kid in the face, this week it’s disrespecting the umpire and acting like a general thug. This is who he is as a person. The atp is too weak to suspend him though.
I really don't understand how people like him or support him. Like yeah he's got talent but as a person he's just rude, disrespectful and generally pretty horrible to everyone. So glad Sinner was so calm and won this.
@@alexgibb8406 It's entertaining but i feel bad for anyone who had to deal with his outbursts and attitude. Kokkinakis is doing pretty good. As an Irish person we literally have no tennis players so i just support whoever i'm drawn too!
Yes. Same with Zverev bashing the umoires chair. That was disgraceful.
Can we start the conversation of the double standard that happens in tennis ? When Serena Williams was brutally chastised for her outburst at the US Open final in 2018, the media chewed and spat her out but we condone similar (even worse) behavior in mens tennis. It’s sad.
I think there are some double standards here for sure in terms of how some condone this kind of behaviour in guys, but most people are not condoning it and he got penalized and fined as well. Also you can't expect that Kyrgios will get the same media attention, maybe if he won something significant and it this happened in a GS final...
“Did I hurt your feelings today”? 🤣🤣🤣
I wish Nick would get banned nobody deserves to be spoken to like that when they're just doing their job.
@@faultyservice well earned?
You got to love the scene when Nick was yelling at umpire and how calm Sinner was sitting on his chair like I’m
Not hearing anything. Lol
Rafa is definitely winning french open this year
I dare anyone Stop Rafa winning french open 2022.
The ATP shouldn't allow him to get past so many red flags. We already know its Kyrgios, but you would think that after all that he has done and continues to do, it should seriously be considered whether still having him representing the sport professionally outweights all the damage he creates time after time.
As long as he keeps selling tickets for them they won't fire him zverev is climbing the ranks too
Nick's reaction doesn't make a ton of sense. Yes, the umpire made a mistake but it affected both players equally. And it's not as if he was interrupted in the middle of any advantage he had, in fact, he was losing the game. Even in the worst case, if the umpire had directly faulted only Nick, it's hardly worth throwing the whole game over 1 point.
it does make sense actually.
the umpire ruined it
Man, watching this in person was insane. It was my first time watching Kyrgios in person and what an experience it was. It’s funny, and entertaining definitely, but you would also like to see some more effort from him. He’s very talented and could be way better.
He plays his absolute best tennis against the big 3 and still struggles against them. I don't think he'd be better than what he's already shown, no matter how much anyone wants to believe otherwise.
I'd love to see kyrgios live. I would get wasted and cheer so loud for him the entire match
I remember Serena and Osaka
For some reason Sinner is n. 4 in the world and n. 1 in Italy!
His dedication, focus, determination and humility!
That’s why many people love him. His a whole package as a player and as a human. Italian pride!!🇮🇹
Love how these young kids like Sinner, Alcaraz etc… are all so calm, mature and respectful
It's tough to be a Krygios fan. Just when he's getting some momentum and playing well, wish him all the best.
Every time I see this umpire, all I can think of is Nadal telling him he’ll request to not be umpired by him 😂 but I think they’re okay now
He actually didn't do any of Rafa's matches after that for a long time, either. I wonder if Nick can make a similar request, hahaha?
@@666marquis I doubt it. Rafa had that argument with Bernardes at WTC 2010 (argument in which Rafa was right, imo), and Rafa by that point was a legend of the sport and coming of a fantastic year with 3 GS won. Therefore, Rafa's request was heavy because he was who he was. Kyrgios is just a clown in that aspect.
@@666marquis lol if Kyrgios had to make umpire requests there would be no umpires left. He argues with them all. And if I was the umpire I'd refuse to umpire that little brat cos you know what is coming. He is a thug and shouldn't be playing in such a classy setting
And he is umpiring till today.He is very a dedicated and experienced umpire.
@@andreim.5324 Nope, he made that request in 2015, but it's been 7 years since then, they are fine now 😁
I'm Brazilian and I'm watching not partiality from Carlos Bernardes. He was pursuit Nadal, but suddenly he's committed and "friend" of Nadal.
Unacceptable his radio sound loud and clearly pursuit of Kyrgios since last meet between he and Nadal.
Kyrgios not realizing what was unsportsmanlike says it all.
Kyrgios is his own worst enemy. At this rate, I doubt he'll ever win a Grand Slam. It's a shame to see such incredible talent go to waste.
The problem is probably the talent itself with no work ethic. He may have a chance at a slam if he gdt lucky and stars align but only in the next 1-2 years while still in his prime.
He will never win a grand slam. Period.
@@thiagoest I tend to agree.
Not even winning the masters 1000.
@Transistor Jump winning in doubles,even in a Slam is just like women foot ball,no one remembers nor talk about it.
Dude. Sinner is so mentally strong and focused he didn't even look at Nick when he was smashing his racket.
The future of tennis. Boring as batshit.
I wish Nick took better care of his mental health. You see the mental/emotional pain leading to level 10 reactivity to level 2 problems. The anger/anxiety/irritation he has is treatable. He’s such a talent and so privileged to play this game and be highly compensated. He could still be edgy and non-traditional and be such an ambassador
Impressive the patience and focus of Sinner
"it is a joke" obviously he talk about himself.
What a joke this player is. Kyrgios, just retire, dude. This is a sport for athletes not for clowns.
Exactly all the money they make out of the sport he doesn't have passion or dedication
Just here to be a fkn banana
Kyrgios played absolutely sublime against Rublev, like Sampras, Federer and Djokovic put together, but yesterday his tantrums were too much even for me, what a drama queen, and those lame, sorry-ass excuses were pathetic, jesus, grow up and get over it, look at Sinner
Every person says that it's so sad to watch when Nick loses the game again since he looks!!!! so talented but you guys should know that he is so smart enough to hide behind his fragile mental when he knows that his opponent is so strong !!!.
0:40 this kindd happened to Novak in US OPEN 2021, Final Match
Difference between a joke and a Sportsman. Meanwhile, Sinner is now the World no. 1 tennis player and Kyrgios is still a nobody.
I watched the match live while working & i knew he was fixing to snap then he snapped. He is talking to his friend in the middle of the tie set about the umpire then gets the penalty after several warnings and he's yelling at that umpire "what is UNSPORTSMANLIKE about that". You legit cannot fix stupid #smdh. I said few days ago when yall were praising him bc he played good tennis against Rublev that i'll never support him bc he'll never change esp. if he couldn't apologize for almost hitting the ball boy in Indian Wells. Said it was only a matter of time & here he goes doing exactly what we've come to expect of him. He's A JOKE of HIMSELF. A clown..
💯💯facts
Yup.
PREACH
Grow up
@Transistor Jump great, you're just another apologist for bad behavior. Just what society needs . . .
What a personality, really sad to see. Such an amazing player, and then doing this stuff, like a 5 year old.
By personality you mean a prick?
Imagine federer 20 years ago break kick the rackets mad and other tratrums
@@wolfteam8643 yes but federer actually changed. Kyrgios doesnt change.
@@wolfteam8643 stop with those terrible comparisons. Roger was a sore loser when he was young, Nick just has serious psychologicsl problems.
@@MarcoSpeaksNadsat 😂
Perfect time for TH-cam to recommend this
Sinner vs Kyrgios is the ultimate 'chalk vs cheese' in tennis: lovely, hard-working young man with decorum and integrity vs entitled, badly-behaved waster of his own talent, brat..... Can't get more opposite ends of the spectrum than these two
That was Kyrgios vs the umpire honestly.. I don't see Sinner getting involved in any way..
"WHAT IS UMSPORTSMANLIKE!!" he says as the man yells at the chair umpire. lol does he have any self awareness?
just to destroy his raquet afterwards lol
I mean.. what is? the umpire doesnt understand the power he had and used it wrong here. His ego got in the way or critisism. Ofc kyrgios overreacted but no need to try and act tough as the empire. Just talk.
@@karigrandii Talk to Nick?! Haha good one. He just shouts at everyone. Including random people in the crowd. The umpire was totally right - basic respect for people isn't much to ask for from players. Nick has 0 respect. Acts like a spoiled child.
@@karigrandii talk lol. when nick has been ranting and shouting the entire time
He doesn't
Why do organizers grant him a wild card when they perfectly know the temper he has? Does someone know if he was fined?
$45,000 fine.
I think that Kyrgios is granted a wild card because he sells tickets. Plain and simple.
@@sylvain123 ok, but he earned 350.000 inspite the fine a good earn
Kyrgios fue un irrespetuoso con el tennis, con el publico, jueces, tenistas, es el menos indicado para JUZGAR A NADIE
No hizo NI LA MITAD de lo que SINNER ha realizado.
Este chico tiene UNA GRAN VIDA, una RELACION maravillosa con ANNA, Así que es ENVIDIA y afán de PROTAGONISMO.
Es TODO lo que le queda hacer
Sinner tested Novak in 5 sets, Nick was packed home by Novak in 4 rounds without breaking sweat in Wimbledon 22 final...
Stop talking and play! It's so simple. Good win for Sinner.
ATP really needs to do something about these type of tantrums before it gets out of control even worst.
John McEnroe was worst than Nick when he played and no one penalized/fined him so why's Nick getting all of this backlash?!
@@CP-lk3st it’s not only Nick, it’s many of them, Nole, Zverev, Medvedev, Rune, Tsitsipas, to name a few.
You’re right McEnroe threw lots of tantrums but never put on potential danger to anyone, nowadays, it seems like someone (chair umpires, line judges, ball boys, spectators) could get hurt by one of the outbursts they generate. Js.
Questa è la differenza tra un fuoriclasse (Sinner) e un clown (kyrgios)
This Match should be played on Hard Rock Stadium
Between a Rock and a Hard place
Bigger tent for the clown show
Atp be like: kyrgios pls stop being a brat
Also atp: let's farm kyrgios's bratty behavior for views.
Let's stop pretending the ATP isn't also enabling this kind of behaviour, because they have an incentive to do so. Zverev, Kyrgios, Tsitsipas, all of them exhibit this kind of behaviour from time to time and don't get any meaningful penalties.
Because tennis will be mind numbingly boring without them and nobody would watch it. Frankly, they should be penalizing the referee for inserting himself into the situation and getting to the bottom of the general lack of professionalism creeping into the ATP and the tournaments they run in general. Tennis is circling the drain without fewer and fewer players people want to go and see. They should be bending over backwards to accommodate the ones people do want to see and not antagonizing them.
It was just great watching sinner chill during all this. Especially, as people have pointed out, him IMMEDIATELY sending the balls over when the point penalty was called.