Just wondering what you're trying to prove promoting hate in the middle of the USO using a match from when this guy was having a serious breakdown. Fergus was taunting him from the beginning. You are pathetic. Use your skills for good.
He has not changed at all. After stepping down from tennis court she is a commentator now and still offends players. He does not appreciates anyone inckuding himself. As long as he will not figure out his own problems and start to like himself his problem will multiply with age and time. Very sad for he was such a talent in tennis, wasted in such a bad manner.
That ref is so bad that he caused Roger Federer to lose his temper several times and several players have specifically asked that he never referee their matches again. He made so many mistakes this year alone that pundits have gone on line asking for his retirement.
1:27 ball abuse 5:51 "Bro if I played every week..." 7:49 Frustration after the point 9:48 more frustration 11:23 more time clock frustration 12:34 Questioning why ump still has a job 13:13 Kyrgios swearing after losing 2nd set, berating the ump 14:30 Racket breaking 15:31 "I'm gripping my racket bro" 16:29 Nick still re-gripping his racket 17:15 More arguing with & insulting the ump 18:18 "Put the top players on a Pedestal" 18:24 Smashing his drink 18:30 Telling someone in the stands to shut it 20:29 Kyrgios definitely not giving full effort 21:18 Kyrgios loses match, F b0mbs begin Definitely a circus
@@sportslover2356 Yeah well obviously, you look at the final score it was fairly competitive. Just helping people who don't want to sift thru 20 minutes of Kyrgios just to find peak moments of him acting immature
@@Dman9fpyeah well obviously when you're going through a serious period of chronic depression and suicidal ideation causing self harm as is common with many athletes it's hard to be perfect. Why make fun of the guy in a match six years ago right now just for kicks?
@@satos1did you even watch the video. He called him "average" and what not. Also, even if he wasn't referring to Kachanov, it's very distracting to play while your opponent is shouting, whining & sulking. All props to Kachanov! 👏🏼
@@JJ-hp6mbwhy are tennis people such weenies with normal distractions? Every other athlete has to deal with crowds and shit talking but tennis players act like whiny babies
Jesus, at times he's playing in full tilting mode, trying to throw the game and hits the most perfect, fastest shots I've ever seen. Truly the most wasted talent in tennis, maybe ever.
People say he's so talented. What did he ever win? NOTHING! Talent is a complete package. He's one of the worlds worst competitors, his mental strength is in the negatives, he's has the most average backhand on tour. He has no discipline in his strategy or purpose. Overall he's very below average as a player and he's vile as a human. Don't forget he is a convicted woman abuser. He beat up his girlfriend. Why does anyone give him a voice? Low consciousness person and followers
@@RogerThatTennis So why you putting up videos trying to make people hate on him from six years ago when he was in a really bad patch. So irresponsible of you. Good for clicks.
As much as we all hate Kyrgios, you have to acknowledge his incredible talent. Never before have I seen a 5 year old play a sport professionally, such an inspiring story for children around the world
Parasocial freak speaks about the guy like he knows him personally. Dudes living rent free in your mind because hes an asshole and good at tennis. That's truly hilarious, when they say hate the player not the game you took that to heart lmfao.
I'd say when you are at the top of one of the most popular sports on the planet you have not wasted your talent. Unless you think his talent is vastly superior to those at the top and he should've been dominating the rankings. I don't know why one would assume that's the case.
@@Jaime-eg4eb his talent is superior to most that I have seen in tennis in recent years for sure and yes if he had the discipline and mental strengths that some of the other top players have he very well might have dominated tennis? he certainly would have done alot better than he has so far.
@@jasonwilliams4659 I get your point but I think ppl at the top don't necessarily improve just by having higher discipline. It's more complicated than that. Practicing more could lead to higher rates of injuries, which in his case was already high, apparently. And each person's mental process is different. Not everyone benefits from crazy training plans. Despite the obvious general correlation between effort and results. I used to eat fast food before exams and when I was stressed. Someone could look at that and justifiably conclude that my performance was worst because of what I was eating. But it helped me cope and it was part of the process that ultimately allowed me to succeed, to whatever extent I did succeed. Anyways that's my take.
I was at this match and it’s definitely the most entertaining match I’ve ever seen in person. The best part was Nick smashing his rackets in the locker room and it was on the big screen for everyone to see. I have no idea how Fergus missed that.
@@RogerThatTennis What is so fun about a man being totally screwed by a terrible umpire and losing his livelihood over it. That was the end of his career. Many thanks to Fergus and people like you.
@@dongill9186 you can see in the video that he called the head umpire like a victim seeking for help, and you can hear the head umpire saying "it did not happen". All these umpires surrendered to a psychopath and I am very sorry that I never watched a game of this clown, because I would have not tolerated the behavior of this spoiled brat.
@@djgenetic111exactly right, how are you not aware of what he just did in the tunnel, there was a ATP guy that followed him to the tunnel saw him break the rackets then walked up to the chair umpire and told him what Nich did, and he still had to call the head office to see what to do???? And they respond with “we didn’t see it” hahaha what a bunch of cowards…..they just didn’t want to default him and get the crowd upset!!! Oh well sometimes you have to put these prima Donna’s in their place
@@terencehill-jc7rpthe fact that Kyrgios has more potential doesn’t make khachanov an average player. « If I played every week », maybe, prove it by acts
@@terencehill-jc7rp lol he was trying- just covers up with his stupid behaviour to pretend he is not. He is also trying to put opponent off with antics. You need a lot of mental fortitude to keep playing at high level when you have a man baby across from you is
Poor kid who wanted to shake hands at 14:50 but notices the rackets and backs away slowly. Jesus Christ what a prick. He shouldn't play games if he can't handle losing.
Kyrgios is probably the most brilliant tennis player I have ever seen. If he had been able to conquer his personal demons, I believe that he could have won many major tournaments. When he's focussed, he does things that no other player can do. The irony is that most people who have met him think that, off the court, he's one of the nicest players on the circuit. But on court, he can be a nightmare and he's his own worst enemy.
This guy always talk about respect, being desrespected by umpires etc, while making a circus every single time and desrespecting the other players with his antics and loss of time. He doesn't even notice the irony, because when you act like a spoiled narcisist selfish brat, you don't care about other people, it's just a farce. Wasted potential at its best because you just can't control your own mind and actions.
@@sportslover2356 I literally saw this match and almost every other kyrgios match, and a good 80% of the times he behaves like that, but there are countless replays and memes about it, when this is a constant in your matches and you blame the bounce, the crowd, you blame the referee, you blame everyone else ruining your game (when every other player goes through that with no such drama) maybe he should start working on his mental health and strenght, I'm judging nothing more than his normal behavior on the field that under everyone's eyes and pointed out his hipocrisy when it comes to disrespect. Easy as that.
@@sportslover2356You liberals are the worst, always more concerned with the criminals rather than the law abiding citizens. You lunatics will always make these perpetrators out to be the victims and blame the real victims. 😂
Some players do that even at the rec level. People with a one handed backhand sometimes only grip up that far to save material since they don't really use the upper half of the handle. Not that Kyrigos needs to save the $2 of the cost of an overgrip but it might just be what he's used to. And he has a 2HBH so I don't know if that's normal for him or not.
How to judge someone’s mental acuity - count how many times they repeat the same thing over and over and over. In his case it’s literally 12 times in a row.
@@tracel5721 Kyrgios does not care if he wins. He hates to play for a long time now. So as he if forced to play he plays by his own rules. If once day he was banned he would commemorate. I am not saying I like him ... almost nobody does ... but it is like this. He simply does not care anymore.
@@vincenzofranchelli2201You don’t think so? Then you are thinking wrong. Rafa has beaten this clown 6 times out of the 9 times they faced each other. Rafa definitely lives in that dummy’s head rent free.
@@sultanabran1 not sure I agree. You'd likely not have a person convicted of domestic violence be a spokesperson for women's rights for example. It speaks to credibility.
@@sohailhines In a lot of situations though this is exactly what happens. Because when you are being lectured about something, wouldn't you prefer the person lecturing you to actually understand what you are going through? Almost all spokespeople or lecturers on things have done it themselves.
What is really insane is ESPN having Kyrgios on as an analysis. It tells everyone to act as horribly as you want to act and then be rewarded for it with a tv gig.
that's not correct (the jealousy part), he mentions Rafa because it's a well known fact that Rafa takes a lot of time between points to get ready and it was observed by some players (Kyrgios, Shapovalov as examples) that he gets preferential treatment due to that. I mean Kyrgios does have a point here, Nick takes much less time than Rafa between points yet he was close to getting time violation. You may not like the guy but I see what he meant.
@@SebastianKopacz I think that you are not correct because you are describing an attitude that Rafa has that Kyros would like to have, so in the end he is still jealous, hence my comment prevails.
He has since that time done a great deal for the cause of men's mental health. Time you updated yourself. Watch his Good Trouble with Nick Kyrgios podcasts. You might learn something.
@@streetfightsguild7480oh mate .. just don’t follow tennis if you have to say stupid things like that .. yours is not an opinion, you just said something really stupid. Anyone ranked in the first 100 is far from average. you would shit your pants every time one of them is serving
@@rickeywestmoreland8609 there is a big difference between “not as good as the top 10-15” and “average”. there are millions of people playing tennis.. hundreds of thousands of professionals, and he has reached the top 10 being ranked n8 in 2019. calling any player in the top 100 or higher average is objectively stupid as well as completely unsportsmanlike. He won 6 titles and earned 16M . He’s not federer or Djokovic but he’s a very good professional tennis player. And I’m not even his fan and I don’t like his game, but I respect him and any professional player
It has to be said, Fergus Murphy was incredibly patient and professional - many other umpires straight up wouldn't have tolerated nowhere near as much as that.
ESPN hired a wonderful sportsman to their tennis comment crew. Such a gentlemen who has taught so many young tennis players the proper way to compete as well as a whole new vocabulary. Well done ESPN!
Yep, Kyrgios is always looking for an excuse to explain away his loss. That's why has has zero slams and will retire with zero slams. Million dollar physical talent with a dime store brain on top of his shoulders. LOL
The biggest surprise here is that they actually allow him to participate in tournaments anymore, he is probably the most unprofessional player in sports.
He was treated very differently which drives a lot of young athletes, sometime negatively sometimes positively. I hope for positive, the guy had so much talent
@@haz1bro690because tennis is one of those rich person "classy" sports. You don't see anyone complaining when football players are screaming profanity in each other's face. People love it. I love tennis, but its honestly a bit strange how stuck-up the sport is. I think it would be much better if things were more relaxed.
@@RogerThatTennis I really really hope not. Can't imagine you ever making a positive you tube about Kyrgios. Did you notice that he announced today that he hopes to return at the AO? Within an hour he had 400,000 likes. Somebody wants him back. If he sneezes you will have a you-tube waiting to tell your followers what a bad guy he is. If he loses you'll say he tanked. If he wins you'll say it was just luck and he'll lose next match.
@@RogerThatTennis thanks bro. I'm sick of people making money out of other people's bad times. that match was 2019. He was suicidal. Your greatest enjoyment is getting replies which support your theory that Kyrgios is crazy, a psychopath, malicious, terrible for the sport...reading them makes me sick. So I don't believe you capable of making a video that will get your fans to say anything different.
Nick blew in from the wrong side of the tracks, a mixed race tall poppy that everyone wants to hate - Australians do this to all their best athletes, not just tennis. Ridiculing them is Australia's second favourite sport. thanks for your admission of who you are.
I don’t get why tennis has to be a gentleman sport. Yes kyrgios is being extremely disrespectful, but I don’t know why trashtalk and swearing isn’t allowed in this game. Super snobby in my opinion.
@@GringoBrasileiro2022 its not like basketball or football where you are right next to the opponent and nobody else has to listen. plenty of players swear to themselves or talk trash in the direction of their box. i was a hothead player myself and i would have probably gone a lot further if i learned to stfu and play the game
@@icecreamman1337 Even in basketball the refs have been cracking down on any provocations, trashtalk, etc. with technical fouls (in NBA anyway), I think more so in the recent years. I personally would prefer for tennis to be more free flowing in this aspect. If Nick wants to continue being Nick I get that many people would be put off but on my part I only care about high quality matches skill-wise, and let players' personalities be whatever they are. It's always been weird to see penalties being handed out for breaking rackets for example.
What's so impressive about this guy is that he's got such incredible hands, such deftness of touch, such light strokes when he needs them, and such explosive mind blowing shots when situations call for it. It's that dichotomy, of being able to switch from incredibly gentle to ruthlessly violent in a second that makes him so incredible to watch. So incredible that you can hear the awe in the announcers voices...even despite his antics.
@@Watch_Home We (audiences) are always entertained by drama. He delivers that in various forms (both in athletic prowess and in wild behavior). Never forget: athletics is a show. A performance. And we, those at home, are the audience. Entertained by the performance. Period.
It’s awe from shock that a grown man can behave this way with no consequences. The complaining is funny at first but then it pisses everyone else off. Shut your mouth and play the game, no wonder you’re losing in a game that requires total concentration. He could’ve been so good if he could keep a cool head, just wasted potential
He is calling average a player who has reached the top 10 while he never has reached it. Imagine how below average he must be by losing to this player he called average People keep talking about this talent but all i see is the personality of a bully a punk a disrespectful guy with the maturity of a 2 yrs old. I havent missed him on the courts at all. Tennis is better of without toxic people like him.
he is making the game more interesting. if they allowed more of this tennis might have a chance of becoming a sport that people actually watch again. the sterility of the game is an issue.
This match catch the eyes in a sport which nowadays is comparable to watching two ball machines on wheels facing eachother. Take me back to past when tennis was a show to watch.
Nick has the mentality of a 3yo but he makes a point here at 8:30: he's famous to be very quick to serve, at the point opponents are often not even ready. Nadal would indeed still be scratching his ass when the clock would end.
@@squalidseal6126Nah I agree, anyone who steps onto a field/court and talks to a ref like that is a baby. Only people who say otherwise haven't played a sport in their life or are too busy polishing Kyrgios' balls with their uvula.
Nick : ...."If I played every week I would be number 1"...to quote Cleon Salmon.."if ifs and buts were candy and nuts we'd all have a Merry Christmas"....
@@HarryJohnson69 he got a walkover from nadal being injured. he never won a grand slam semifinal. if he kept his head on straight, he was actually the favorite against djokovic at wimbledon that year.
@@MFFL674 I don’t know what we’re arguing about here, but my point is that even though he’s considered a "waste of talent", he’s had a decent career. He has one of the best records against the 3 GOATs and has beaten them all at least once
I’ve always wondered how Nick made it to the highest levels of tennis while never actually dealing with his bad attitude/weak mentality, you would of thought those traits would have derailed his career way before he became a top professional. Makes me think if he didn’t have this attitude problem he would be unstoppable.
Consider the mental game you need to play against someone who's that negative toward the game and everyone involved. He humiliates you by hitting it past you before you can react or standing flat footed and hitting exceptional touch shots. I think it takes a world class talent to avoid getting caught up in that much childishness and play quality tennis until he defeats himself. Too bad all that talent was gifted to such a weak spirited and insufferable turd.
Because he actually has a lot of talent. That mixed with his attitude probably got in a lot of opponents heads. That stuff does not work in the pro stage tho
He tried to walk away many times when the Australian press were attacking him from the age of 19. They never had a good word to say and have trained the 'fans' to hate him. After he won the 2017 Davis Cup for them they said, 'Crawl back into the gutter you crawled out of'. thanks mate.
If he was disciplined and didn't self-sabotage, perhaps he would be #1. If Kyrgios got a good sports psychologist it would get him to that next level I reckon
I feel for this soul... poor guy. Every comment or negative thing or movement he has is because of an unealed part of himself... I wish him healing and love. compassion and grace and forgiveness. And for the love of tennis....I hope he feels this.
crazy how he can do all this and not get kicked off the court yet Djokovic gets disqualified from the US Open for accidentally tapping a ball into a line judge
1. Is Kyrgios the greatest server of the past few years apart from the 2 meters tall guys? (7 feet)
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Just wondering what you're trying to prove promoting hate in the middle of the USO using a match from when this guy was having a serious breakdown. Fergus was taunting him from the beginning. You are pathetic. Use your skills for good.
Why put up hate videos in the middle of a major? The guy was having a serious breakdown at the time. It was six years ago. What's your point?
@@sportslover2356 Bro getting worked up from a kyrgios video. justs for laughs
@@sportslover2356 Nick just came back onto the tour. It's entirely possible we'll see this type of stuff from him again so it's totally relevant.
@@sohailhineshe played a joke of a mixed doubles match. He is hardly back on tour
He's one in a million. Never will you see such physical skill combined with such an under-developed brain. Truly amazing.
What brain?
nothing to do with the brain/IQ. no/poor impulse control has different reasons.
So what makes you control your impulse? @@miguelpanta
You CANNOT be serious
@@davidfalconbridge8878 lol
tremendous talent, with the maturity of a 2 year old. Absolutely, his worst enemy is himself.
That is the perfect comment wrapped up in 1 line.... 100% Correct!
C'est ça 2 ans
He has not changed at all. After stepping down from tennis court she is a commentator now and still offends players. He does not appreciates anyone inckuding himself. As long as he will not figure out his own problems and start to like himself his problem will multiply with age and time. Very sad for he was such a talent in tennis, wasted in such a bad manner.
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frustrating day for him im sure, dont act like youve never had a time like this
The most disrespectful part of this entire video was calling Khachanov “average”
@@Watch_Home Legend says that 50 years after his death, Rafa still lives rent free in Kyrgios head.
@@TheTeccala not anymore now, haha
@@ianmbanda3196 Who knows, trauma runs deeper than we thought maybe :D
@@TheTeccala he wished Nadal well on his retirement so I’m sure there’s no bad blood between the two
@@ianmbanda3196 Yeah I was just kidding, plus it's hard to hate Nadal.
That ref certainly has children. Can't explain his calm demeanor otherwise.
That ref is so bad that he caused Roger Federer to lose his temper several times and several players have specifically asked that he never referee their matches again. He made so many mistakes this year alone that pundits have gone on line asking for his retirement.
Haha yeah gotta be used to it
@@sportslover2356 i don’t watch tennis but That’s crazy
@@sportslover2356I don’t see what he did wrong here though
@boringextrovert6719 Agreed. Not a fan of this umpire but I think he handled this match pretty well.
1:27 ball abuse
5:51 "Bro if I played every week..."
7:49 Frustration after the point
9:48 more frustration
11:23 more time clock frustration
12:34 Questioning why ump still has a job
13:13 Kyrgios swearing after losing 2nd set, berating the ump
14:30 Racket breaking
15:31 "I'm gripping my racket bro"
16:29 Nick still re-gripping his racket
17:15 More arguing with & insulting the ump
18:18 "Put the top players on a Pedestal"
18:24 Smashing his drink
18:30 Telling someone in the stands to shut it
20:29 Kyrgios definitely not giving full effort
21:18 Kyrgios loses match, F b0mbs begin
Definitely a circus
Hahah you the goat my guy. Tracklist guy type of stuff
Did he do anything good in the match? I mean surely there was one tiny episode that was worth recording that was not truly awful
@@sportslover2356 Yeah well obviously, you look at the final score it was fairly competitive. Just helping people who don't want to sift thru 20 minutes of Kyrgios just to find peak moments of him acting immature
@@Dman9fpyeah well obviously when you're going through a serious period of chronic depression and suicidal ideation causing self harm as is common with many athletes it's hard to be perfect. Why make fun of the guy in a match six years ago right now just for kicks?
Glad that guy is gone
Never wanted anyone to loose more than this man child.
loose = not firmly or tightly fixed in place
lose = the opposite of win
@@planetX15 You´re right.
@@planetX15Thanks UA-cam police🙄
Kyrgios in his sleep: RAFA RAFA RAFA
Seriously.🤣
He's obsessed with him
he is falling love with Rafa, so jealous. lol
😂😂😂😂
It's crazy, right? Why is Rafa so often a character in a Kyrgios tantrum?
Khachanov had all the right to refuse a handshake… but even through all this he was very classy, respect
We were at the AO match with Kachanov/Kyrgios. Wonderful match nearly five hours. Anybody's. Tremendous respect.
His anger wasn't directed at Khachanov.
@@satos1did you even watch the video. He called him "average" and what not. Also, even if he wasn't referring to Kachanov, it's very distracting to play while your opponent is shouting, whining & sulking. All props to Kachanov! 👏🏼
@@JJ-hp6mbwhy are tennis people such weenies with normal distractions? Every other athlete has to deal with crowds and shit talking but tennis players act like whiny babies
@@satos1 no, he was just insulting him constantly, and the umpire heard all of that and did nothing...
So much respect for Khachanov for keeping his nerves, not average at all 🙌
@@alcimir5 just a chill guy
Jesus, at times he's playing in full tilting mode, trying to throw the game and hits the most perfect, fastest shots I've ever seen. Truly the most wasted talent in tennis, maybe ever.
Nick is something else man. Plays tennis so easily
@@RogerThatTennis except not so easily after all due to his head!
People say he's so talented. What did he ever win? NOTHING! Talent is a complete package. He's one of the worlds worst competitors, his mental strength is in the negatives, he's has the most average backhand on tour. He has no discipline in his strategy or purpose. Overall he's very below average as a player and he's vile as a human. Don't forget he is a convicted woman abuser. He beat up his girlfriend. Why does anyone give him a voice? Low consciousness person and followers
He has too much money and gets more for behaving like this..........😉
@@RogerThatTennis So why you putting up videos trying to make people hate on him from six years ago when he was in a really bad patch. So irresponsible of you. Good for clicks.
Kyrgios was mad because Khachanov came out wearing the same shorts he was wearing
😂😂😂
I was wondering why they wore the exactly same colour outfit haahahhhahahha
well both their names starts with a K 😊
What's the deal with wearing the same color? I don't know
@@GT1Vette both sponsored by Nike
As much as we all hate Kyrgios, you have to acknowledge his incredible talent. Never before have I seen a 5 year old play a sport professionally, such an inspiring story for children around the world
You also have to acknowledge his incredible lack of maturity, lack of basic common sense and lack of logic and intellect. LOL
He’s a breath of fresh air imo - adds to tennis
@@rcg9573 Rubbish - he has mental health issues do you ever tell someone in a wheelchair to just get up and walk?
@@MarkBookie Give me a break, almost everyone has "mental health issues" these days. His main mental health issue though is that he's an a**hole.
Parasocial freak speaks about the guy like he knows him personally. Dudes living rent free in your mind because hes an asshole and good at tennis. That's truly hilarious, when they say hate the player not the game you took that to heart lmfao.
Legend says Nick's still saying "everytime"
Hahaha crazy
Enough with “Legend says” already. Seriously it’s enough.
@@joeshields2005 i laughed ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@aotk.mp4bwhahahahaha
@@joeshields2005a bit weird to like your own comment
16:10 lmao the people clapping when he got the violation are top tier instigators 😂😂😂
morons tend to cheer and celebrate other morons. That is Krygios and his fanbase.
I appreciate how much effort you put into this.
Thank you man!
A prime example of a guy who doesn't deserve the natural talent he was given and has wasted it.
I'd say when you are at the top of one of the most popular sports on the planet you have not wasted your talent. Unless you think his talent is vastly superior to those at the top and he should've been dominating the rankings. I don't know why one would assume that's the case.
@@Jaime-eg4eb his talent is superior to most that I have seen in tennis in recent years for sure and yes if he had the discipline and mental strengths that some of the other top players have he very well might have dominated tennis? he certainly would have done alot better than he has so far.
@@jasonwilliams4659 I get your point but I think ppl at the top don't necessarily improve just by having higher discipline. It's more complicated than that. Practicing more could lead to higher rates of injuries, which in his case was already high, apparently. And each person's mental process is different. Not everyone benefits from crazy training plans. Despite the obvious general correlation between effort and results.
I used to eat fast food before exams and when I was stressed. Someone could look at that and justifiably conclude that my performance was worst because of what I was eating. But it helped me cope and it was part of the process that ultimately allowed me to succeed, to whatever extent I did succeed. Anyways that's my take.
Imagine hearing a guy can serve 140 but makes every game he plays unwatchable
Most fun ive had watching a tennis game tbh
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@@spooky.- unpleasant but fun. unless you are on the receiving end of it.
@@pruthvimeka3259 very unpleasant, they let him do that for money, its a show of low quality
Then you are one of the only ones that has never watched anything fun in your life. Boring.
Love how the title implies there aren't about 300 other days where Kyrgios lost his mind.
I was at this match and it’s definitely the most entertaining match I’ve ever seen in person. The best part was Nick smashing his rackets in the locker room and it was on the big screen for everyone to see. I have no idea how Fergus missed that.
That was crazy haha must have been fun being there
There were how many staff that saw that?
But”We didn’t see that…” ?
@@RogerThatTennis What is so fun about a man being totally screwed by a terrible umpire and losing his livelihood over it. That was the end of his career. Many thanks to Fergus and people like you.
@@dongill9186 you can see in the video that he called the head umpire like a victim seeking for help, and you can hear the head umpire saying "it did not happen". All these umpires surrendered to a psychopath and I am very sorry that I never watched a game of this clown, because I would have not tolerated the behavior of this spoiled brat.
@@djgenetic111exactly right, how are you not aware of what he just did in the tunnel, there was a ATP guy that followed him to the tunnel saw him break the rackets then walked up to the chair umpire and told him what Nich did, and he still had to call the head office to see what to do???? And they respond with “we didn’t see it” hahaha what a bunch of cowards…..they just didn’t want to default him and get the crowd upset!!! Oh well sometimes you have to put these prima Donna’s in their place
"he's so average" *proceeds to lose the match*
hes so right no matter if he won or not, dude played with him whole match.. didnt even took it serious lol
@@terencehill-jc7rpthe fact that Kyrgios has more potential doesn’t make khachanov an average player. « If I played every week », maybe, prove it by acts
@@terencehill-jc7rp Kyrgios is so average...look at his record...
@@anthonylarson7919he just doesent care and the other giving his best.. literally not eveb trying it lol
@@terencehill-jc7rp lol he was trying- just covers up with his stupid behaviour to pretend he is not. He is also trying to put opponent off with antics. You need a lot of mental fortitude to keep playing at high level when you have a man baby across from you is
Considering he is 2 years old, his talent is extraordinary.
You know a dude is hitting hard when his opponent challenges on a ball that was in by six inches.
Haha exactly man
I couldn't help noticing that at 20:44, his 1st serve miss was 133 mph, and then he made a 137 mph second serve!
Couldn't imagine being forced to work around Nick. Dude was acting like a petulant little child at 35 years old.
Nick was 24 when this match was played
@domurtag1978 my apologies. Point still stands. He acted like a fucking child
Nick should have been thrown out. The other player held it together, mad respect. Nick is a disgrace to the game.
@@angelrojo6466its a sport dude relax. It’s not the fucking library. You all take this shit too seriously. People hitting a ball back and forth
@@angelrojo6466 nah the other player just saw Kyrgios was sabotaging himself and let him do it.
“Why do I always have problems with this guy I’ve been verbally abusing since the game started?!” I don’t know, Nick, real head scratcher there.
Now that is a LEGENDARY UPLOAD!
My guy 🙌🏼 inspired from some of your videos
Poor kid who wanted to shake hands at 14:50 but notices the rackets and backs away slowly. Jesus Christ what a prick. He shouldn't play games if he can't handle losing.
Kyrgios is probably the most brilliant tennis player I have ever seen. If he had been able to conquer his personal demons, I believe that he could have won many major tournaments. When he's focussed, he does things that no other player can do.
The irony is that most people who have met him think that, off the court, he's one of the nicest players on the circuit. But on court, he can be a nightmare and he's his own worst enemy.
This guy always talk about respect, being desrespected by umpires etc, while making a circus every single time and desrespecting the other players with his antics and loss of time. He doesn't even notice the irony, because when you act like a spoiled narcisist selfish brat, you don't care about other people, it's just a farce. Wasted potential at its best because you just can't control your own mind and actions.
Do you know when this match was? Do you know what was happening in his life at the time? Wow your judgements are horrendous.
@@sportslover2356 I literally saw this match and almost every other kyrgios match, and a good 80% of the times he behaves like that, but there are countless replays and memes about it, when this is a constant in your matches and you blame the bounce, the crowd, you blame the referee, you blame everyone else ruining your game (when every other player goes through that with no such drama) maybe he should start working on his mental health and strenght, I'm judging nothing more than his normal behavior on the field that under everyone's eyes and pointed out his hipocrisy when it comes to disrespect. Easy as that.
@@sportslover2356You liberals are the worst, always more concerned with the criminals rather than the law abiding citizens.
You lunatics will always make these perpetrators out to be the victims and blame the real victims. 😂
@@sportslover2356 Djoko was born in war country Serbia, Andy Murray was hostage at school,
@@lartisan6274 but duuuude "do you know what was happening in his life????????" lol
He makes McEnroe look like a kitten.
He makes Nastase look like a proper gentleman.
18:42 one of the most insane shot's i've ever seen and no one mentioned it
The way he gripped his racquet lmao covered only half the handle 😂😂😂😂😂
Haha gasquet style
Seeing the tape and the handle and never wrapping a racket before. I would have done better.
Some players do that even at the rec level. People with a one handed backhand sometimes only grip up that far to save material since they don't really use the upper half of the handle. Not that Kyrigos needs to save the $2 of the cost of an overgrip but it might just be what he's used to. And he has a 2HBH so I don't know if that's normal for him or not.
@@RatsoFatso oh good for you lol , maybe he likes to add thickness to the grip ? think outside the box sometimes brah
The irony of saying the other player “broke himself”
Nick Kyrigois will go down in history as the man who despite his incredible talent, could only ever beat himself
How to judge someone’s mental acuity - count how many times they repeat the same thing over and over and over. In his case it’s literally 12 times in a row.
Truth
I'm somewhere between "he's clearly unwell" and "bro has no excuse of not going to top notch therapy" on The Kyrgen
Kyrgios has insane talent , shame he will be remembered as one of the biggest underachievers
Better to be an "underacheiver" than to play a rigged game. He's not even full time tennis, he'll be great at something else.
@@LuMnOsITi lol wut
@@LuMnOsITi 😂
The biggest waste of talent. And a douchebag.
Truthfully, he probably won't even be remembered. :/ He hasn't achieved anything very noteworthy.
Rafa lives in his head rent free!
i dont think so, he beat rafa twice
Rafa grand slams: 22
Nick:0
Not playing the same game
@@tracel5721 Kyrgios does not care if he wins. He hates to play for a long time now. So as he if forced to play he plays by his own rules. If once day he was banned he would commemorate. I am not saying I like him ... almost nobody does ... but it is like this. He simply does not care anymore.
@@agranero6So Rafa is still superior.
@@vincenzofranchelli2201You don’t think so? Then you are thinking wrong. Rafa has beaten this clown 6 times out of the 9 times they faced each other. Rafa definitely lives in that dummy’s head rent free.
When kyrgrios actually tries he demolishes everything😭😭😭
And he has the audacity now to commentate and state that certain behavior is unacceptable
YES, so true.
how he behaves and what he comments are two different things. a murder can say murder is wrong even if he is a murderer.
@@sultanabran1 not sure I agree. You'd likely not have a person convicted of domestic violence be a spokesperson for women's rights for example. It speaks to credibility.
@@sohailhines In a lot of situations though this is exactly what happens. Because when you are being lectured about something, wouldn't you prefer the person lecturing you to actually understand what you are going through? Almost all spokespeople or lecturers on things have done it themselves.
Yeah because he's a completely different person compared to how he was in 2019 and even 2021
Alcaraz breaks his first racket in nearly 6 years as a pro and says that his behavior is not acceptable 🤣🤣🤣
Lol, that’s indecent
No he never even said that. Why would you just blatantly lie like that lol
Alcaraz's racket break was awesome. Dude looked athletic af breaking it 😂
@@madgavin7568even bros racket break had aura lmao
and Carlos apologized for that
Ive seen umpires give warnings for each of the things kyrgios said to him lmaooo
Nick was a savage on this one lol
Somebody needed to burp Kyrgios and give him his pacifier
Lol
What is really insane is ESPN having Kyrgios on as an analysis. It tells everyone to act as horribly as you want to act and then be rewarded for it with a tv gig.
he gets clicks and people want to hear him. plain and simple. happens in every sport. its a business
If it was ok for McEnroe then its ok for this guy.
@@CounterSniper67 Don't compare McEnroe - a multi-grand slam winner - to this horrible, little man.
@@ryanchristiansen Save the orders for people who have to obey you.
That s what happens in a time where money is seen as what’s most important and the rest doesn’t matter all that much
Calling the umpire a potato is the funniest thing
Rafa = Most respectful player on earth.
Nick = Most disrespectful player on earth.
Nick mentioning Rafa = Jealous.
Novak is a good guy too 🤝
@@Pakos-Terimos hes a rafa fanboy
that's not correct (the jealousy part), he mentions Rafa because it's a well known fact that Rafa takes a lot of time between points to get ready and it was observed by some players (Kyrgios, Shapovalov as examples) that he gets preferential treatment due to that. I mean Kyrgios does have a point here, Nick takes much less time than Rafa between points yet he was close to getting time violation. You may not like the guy but I see what he meant.
@@SebastianKopacz I think that you are not correct because you are describing an attitude that Rafa has that Kyros would like to have, so in the end he is still jealous, hence my comment prevails.
@@GATOtyger When did Nick say he would like to have his mentality?
This is so extreme in so many ways. Fantastic vid.
Thanks man!
I had coworkers like Nick. They had to yell to think they were winning the argument while making fool of themselves.
A good psychiatrist wouldn't hurt...
He has since that time done a great deal for the cause of men's mental health. Time you updated yourself. Watch his Good Trouble with Nick Kyrgios podcasts. You might learn something.
@@sportslover2356 none change , he will come back more crazy, its just a sleepy volcano
@@sportslover2356yeah my ass, he stopped playing lol
Agree he is clearly showing signs of mental health issues!
@sportslover2356 Learn what? How to ride his jock like you do? Condescending prk.
"He's so average" to one of the best players in the world is dirty work
He is average
@@streetfightsguild7480 Today I learned, being the 23rd highest-ranked player in the world is "average."
@@streetfightsguild7480oh mate .. just don’t follow tennis if you have to say stupid things like that .. yours is not an opinion, you just said something really stupid. Anyone ranked in the first 100 is far from average. you would shit your pants every time one of them is serving
@@MilanAC1987 Karen is average lol very much a cherry picker ,his last match proved it
@@rickeywestmoreland8609 there is a big difference between “not as good as the top 10-15” and “average”. there are millions of people playing tennis.. hundreds of thousands of professionals, and he has reached the top 10 being ranked n8 in 2019. calling any player in the top 100 or higher average is objectively stupid as well as completely unsportsmanlike. He won 6 titles and earned 16M . He’s not federer or Djokovic but he’s a very good professional tennis player. And I’m not even his fan and I don’t like his game, but I respect him and any professional player
It has to be said, Fergus Murphy was incredibly patient and professional - many other umpires straight up wouldn't have tolerated nowhere near as much as that.
He really was man
ESPN hired a wonderful sportsman to their tennis comment crew. Such a gentlemen who has taught so many young tennis players
the proper way to compete as well as a whole new vocabulary. Well done ESPN!
I absolutely love how you put characters and their quotes at the start, it was hilarious. 'Stereotype'😅
8:27: "It's hilarious bro. Hilarious."
19:07: "Even playing field"
what shoes does Nick use???
Nike shoes
His foot was bothering him until he started playing better. Such a Karen
No Kachanov is a Karen
Yep, Kyrgios is always looking for an excuse to explain away his loss. That's why has has zero slams and will retire with zero slams. Million dollar physical talent with a dime store brain on top of his shoulders. LOL
The biggest surprise here is that they actually allow him to participate in tournaments anymore, he is probably the most unprofessional player in sports.
This was 2019.
He was treated very differently which drives a lot of young athletes, sometime negatively sometimes positively.
I hope for positive, the guy had so much talent
Yeh but it is entertaining i don’t know why everyone cares so much
thats a stretch
@@haz1bro690because tennis is one of those rich person "classy" sports.
You don't see anyone complaining when football players are screaming profanity in each other's face. People love it.
I love tennis, but its honestly a bit strange how stuck-up the sport is. I think it would be much better if things were more relaxed.
When I watch Kyrgios I can't stop laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
There's more coming out soon! :)
@@RogerThatTennis Great job, thank you 😁😂😂
@@RogerThatTennis I really really hope not. Can't imagine you ever making a positive you tube about Kyrgios. Did you notice that he announced today that he hopes to return at the AO? Within an hour he had 400,000 likes. Somebody wants him back. If he sneezes you will have a you-tube waiting to tell your followers what a bad guy he is. If he loses you'll say he tanked. If he wins you'll say it was just luck and he'll lose next match.
@@sportslover2356 you're sick bro, go get medical help
@@RogerThatTennis thanks bro. I'm sick of people making money out of other people's bad times. that match was 2019. He was suicidal. Your greatest enjoyment is getting replies which support your theory that Kyrgios is crazy, a psychopath, malicious, terrible for the sport...reading them makes me sick. So I don't believe you capable of making a video that will get your fans to say anything different.
Ive never seen a guy not fit into the sport he plays more than this guy. Its a gentlemen sport, but he fits in more at a beer chugging competition
I hate tennis or any sport being referred to as a “gentleman sport” it sounds so snobby and condescending
Nick blew in from the wrong side of the tracks, a mixed race tall poppy that everyone wants to hate - Australians do this to all their best athletes, not just tennis. Ridiculing them is Australia's second favourite sport. thanks for your admission of who you are.
I don’t get why tennis has to be a gentleman sport. Yes kyrgios is being extremely disrespectful, but I don’t know why trashtalk and swearing isn’t allowed in this game. Super snobby in my opinion.
@@GringoBrasileiro2022 its not like basketball or football where you are right next to the opponent and nobody else has to listen. plenty of players swear to themselves or talk trash in the direction of their box. i was a hothead player myself and i would have probably gone a lot further if i learned to stfu and play the game
@@icecreamman1337 Even in basketball the refs have been cracking down on any provocations, trashtalk, etc. with technical fouls (in NBA anyway), I think more so in the recent years. I personally would prefer for tennis to be more free flowing in this aspect. If Nick wants to continue being Nick I get that many people would be put off but on my part I only care about high quality matches skill-wise, and let players' personalities be whatever they are. It's always been weird to see penalties being handed out for breaking rackets for example.
For someone who ‘doesn’t really care about the sport’…it really really seems like he cares
Hey Nick Kyrgios, you have not played for the last 2 years and you are not missed and ATP is doing great without you and the Clown Circus.
What's so impressive about this guy is that he's got such incredible hands, such deftness of touch, such light strokes when he needs them, and such explosive mind blowing shots when situations call for it. It's that dichotomy, of being able to switch from incredibly gentle to ruthlessly violent in a second that makes him so incredible to watch. So incredible that you can hear the awe in the announcers voices...even despite his antics.
@@Watch_Home We (audiences) are always entertained by drama. He delivers that in various forms (both in athletic prowess and in wild behavior). Never forget: athletics is a show. A performance. And we, those at home, are the audience. Entertained by the performance. Period.
It’s awe from shock that a grown man can behave this way with no consequences. The complaining is funny at first but then it pisses everyone else off. Shut your mouth and play the game, no wonder you’re losing in a game that requires total concentration. He could’ve been so good if he could keep a cool head, just wasted potential
and his servobot power is outstanding. like a cannon ball
I can't stand watching him play! Too stupi d !
What's impressive is that he has less maturity and mental development than the average 5 year old. LOL
He is calling average a player who has reached the top 10 while he never has reached it. Imagine how below average he must be by losing to this player he called average People keep talking about this talent but all i see is the personality of a bully a punk a disrespectful guy with the maturity of a 2 yrs old. I havent missed him on the courts at all. Tennis is better of without toxic people like him.
100% right.
It's like watching a kettle heating up when there's not even water in it.
Kyrgios was definitely the kid that didnt listen to the teacher😂
“I wanna play the game Rafa plays” ohh you mean winning tennis 😂
Exactly. You mean winning championships? Cause you ain't got none
Tall poppy syndrome
His version is "whining" tennis
Let's be honest rafa gets insane favoritism from umpires
@@fuji420 He better get it he damn well earned it not like this brat
he is making the game more interesting. if they allowed more of this tennis might have a chance of becoming a sport that people actually watch again. the sterility of the game is an issue.
This match catch the eyes in a sport which nowadays is comparable to watching two ball machines on wheels facing eachother. Take me back to past when tennis was a show to watch.
Kyrgios said he skip training and went to party. He did not bother to practice before matches. Lack of discipline makes him wasting a lot of talent.
Can someone please tell me was it every time or not?
Nick has the mentality of a 3yo but he makes a point here at 8:30: he's famous to be very quick to serve, at the point opponents are often not even ready. Nadal would indeed still be scratching his ass when the clock would end.
he sometimes is very quick. sometimes slow. He tries to confuse his opponent
Many reasons why Kyrgios disappoints me as an Aussie, but him insulting Khachanov like that is just disgustingly rude and inaccurate.
Ok let's see if u know any background on him, do u know why he wears 1 arm wrap?
@@was786loaded I don’t care, mate. Whatever you’re gonna say is you just deflecting blame for him.
@@squalidseal6126Nah I agree, anyone who steps onto a field/court and talks to a ref like that is a baby. Only people who say otherwise haven't played a sport in their life or are too busy polishing Kyrgios' balls with their uvula.
So the ref did nothing wrong in this match? I don’t agree with anger that takes you out is of a GS, but the ref is also a problem.
Surely you watched their amazing match at the AO? Obviously not. Best match of the century.
we need more players like Kyrgios
Nick : ...."If I played every week I would be number 1"...to quote Cleon Salmon.."if ifs and buts were candy and nuts we'd all have a Merry Christmas"....
He is yelling at the ref, and the ref calmly gives him an unsportsmanlike penalty. LOL
I don't understand how this behavior is tolerated so much. In volleyball he would have been disqualified by the second set
Supremely entertaining
16:37 the fact that he couldnt even put on his overgrip properly and its gasquet style now 🤣🤣
« He’s so average » says Kyrgios about the guy who ended his Grand Slam career at US OPEN 2022 Quarter Final.
Karma ❤️
He’s a Wimbledon finalist
@@HarryJohnson69 He never won a Semi Final
@@pierrell5407 he lost to djokovic in the 2022 Wimbledon final
@@HarryJohnson69 he got a walkover from nadal being injured. he never won a grand slam semifinal. if he kept his head on straight, he was actually the favorite against djokovic at wimbledon that year.
@@MFFL674 I don’t know what we’re arguing about here, but my point is that even though he’s considered a "waste of talent", he’s had a decent career. He has one of the best records against the 3 GOATs and has beaten them all at least once
*IF RAFA PLAYS THAT QUICK I’M RETIRING…..FROM TENNIS* 😂😂😂😂😂
Hahha that was great
DAR TAU TOLI IKI RAFOS KAIP IKI MĖNULIA TU AUSTRALIJOS GĖDA SU TOKIU ŽAIDIMU LIURBIS ...
Retire now clown
Dude hits winners harder than most people can serve.
I’ve always wondered how Nick made it to the highest levels of tennis while never actually dealing with his bad attitude/weak mentality, you would of thought those traits would have derailed his career way before he became a top professional. Makes me think if he didn’t have this attitude problem he would be unstoppable.
Strange that he wasn't straightened out as a teenager
Consider the mental game you need to play against someone who's that negative toward the game and everyone involved. He humiliates you by hitting it past you before you can react or standing flat footed and hitting exceptional touch shots. I think it takes a world class talent to avoid getting caught up in that much childishness and play quality tennis until he defeats himself. Too bad all that talent was gifted to such a weak spirited and insufferable turd.
Because he actually has a lot of talent. That mixed with his attitude probably got in a lot of opponents heads. That stuff does not work in the pro stage tho
He tried to walk away many times when the Australian press were attacking him from the age of 19. They never had a good word to say and have trained the 'fans' to hate him. After he won the 2017 Davis Cup for them they said, 'Crawl back into the gutter you crawled out of'. thanks mate.
21:40 he saw he had a rafa nadal hat on so changed his mind😂
That’s me who got the raquet hahah i told my brother about him hating Rafa
girl with blonde at 10:50 is like why u live like that? 🤣🤣🤣
Hahah
god… why did you give him a talent….
"He causes the sun to rise on good people and on evil people, and he sends rain to those who do right and to those who do wrong".
What? He trained to become this good
@@strikerbowls791he does the least training out of anyone on tour and yet got to be ranked #13
If he was disciplined and didn't self-sabotage, perhaps he would be #1. If Kyrgios got a good sports psychologist it would get him to that next level I reckon
I'm not sure if there is a psychologist of that level.
The maturity of a 2 year old on full display.
Nick is his own worst enemy !!! His greatest opponent his mind.
All judges reading the Rule book before the match that Nick Kyrgios plays
I like how he is exciting to watch. Nick makes tennis more fun.
Playing with his racket half gripped is peak comedy
Haha no fcks given
Kyrgios is entitled baby
I feel for this soul... poor guy. Every comment or negative thing or movement he has is because of an unealed part of himself... I wish him healing and love. compassion and grace and forgiveness. And for the love of tennis....I hope he feels this.
I’d rather watch pickleball then a grown man having a tantrum.
my personality when playing super smash
crazy how he can do all this and not get kicked off the court yet Djokovic gets disqualified from the US Open for accidentally tapping a ball into a line judge
Change the dealer Nick... Change the freaking dealer
When he shouts, all I hear is "DADDY ISSUES!"!
explain please
@@thomasmuller3413he's mental
He is such an insult to the game of tennis. Have seen babies behave better than him
@@thomasmuller3413 U have daddy issues
I would assume they mean as in his father did not teach his proper manners
21:42 the best thing he done all match
21:51 he's got some record rap sheet
This video did not disappoint
Thank you 🙏🏻
Favourite Tennis player for sure