Nick Kyrgios branded a "d***" for outburst at Wimbledon crowd over noises

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Tennis bad boy Nick Kyrgios had admitted to throwing tennis matches due to being "in a pretty bad mood" if his favourite basketball team has lost.The Aussie sensation, 27, is a known lover of the Boston Celtics, who lost the NBA Finals Series 4-2 to the Golden State Warriors. Kyrgios was back on court for his second-round Wimbledon match against 26th seed Filip Krajinovic on Thursday (June 30), defeating the Serbian in straight sets.In an unnaturally calm nature, Kyrgios - banned from centre court for spitting at a fan in his first-round contest - despatched Krajinovic 6-2, 6-3, 6-1 to set up a third-round clash with Stefanos Tsitsipas.

tennis. The Australian seemingly can’t take to the court without hitting the headlines for one reason or another. His opening match at 2022’s Wimbledon tournament was filled with controversies as he edged out British world number 219 Paul Jubb in five sets.

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incident-filled first-round win at Wimbledon on Tuesday.The Australian advanced to the next stage at SW19 after beating Britain's Paul Jubb 3-6, 6-1, 7-5, 6-7(3), 7-5. However, the match wasn't without controversy as Kyrgios spat in the direction of spectators he said were racially abusing him, smashed a ball out of the court and called one line judge "a snitch."His latest on-court outburst drew the ire of talkSPORT presenter Laura Woods, who suggested Kyrgios "crossed the line" at SW19.

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READ MORE: Stroppy Nick Kyrgios dedicates win to "people in crowd" after boos at WimbledonWhen asked who he had targeted he said: "One of the people disrespecting me, yes."Yes (it was deliberate). I would not be doing that to someone who was supporting me.

tennis fans today after randomly accosting a female line judge just minutes into his first round clash against Britain's Paul Jubb at Wimbledon.Channelling his inner Wealdstone Raider, Kyrgios ranted at the umpire about how the line judge had "no fans" after bizarrely labelling her a "snitch" during a petulant outburst in the first set."Has one person here come to see her [the line judge] speak? No. I understand, but why is she doing that? Not one person in the stadium has come here to watch her do anything! Not one person," Kyrgios fumed.READ MORE: Stroppy Nick Kyrgios dedicates win to "people in crowd" after boos at Wimbledon"Like, you know what I mean? You got fans, but she has got none."What did I do? Like, come on.

tennis ace Nick Kyrgios dedicated his first round win at Wimbledon to "the people in the crowd" after getting booed during his five-set victory over Britain's Paul Jubb.The Australian had been clashing with fans all afternoon and lost his cool after getting sarcastically cheered by one of them after fluffing a serve in the first set - demanding the troublemaking spectator be removed from the court.During his post-match interview, the spiky 27-year-old let her rip, defiantly telling the baying crowd: "That one was for you".READ MORE: Nick Kyrgios branded a "d***" for outburst at Wimbledon crowd over noises"The crowd was pretty rowdy today," Kyrgios began, unintentionally sparking cheers from around the arena. "A couple people in the crowd not shy of criticising me, so that one was for you.

Piers Morgan, 57, has reacted to Nick Kyrgios’ furious rant over spectators and line officials in the Wimbledon 2022 match.The former Good Morning Britain presenter took to Twitter to voice his opinion on the 27-year-old’s demeanour during the clash.In view of his 7.9 million followers, Piers shared a video that shows Nick saying: “I don't start clapping when they're scanning s*** at a supermarket do I?"Along with the clip, Piers simply wrote: “Kyrgios is such a d***.”Nick sparked backlash after complaining to umpire Marija Cicak over the crowd at the match earlier today.He said: "You have to tell them.They're spectators.“They don't have any right to do that.They're spectators who spend money to come watch us play.They should be removed."I don't go up to their face in their 9-5 and start clapping when they're scanning s*** at a supermarket.“They have no right to do that so why does it keep happening?"Nick went on to complain about “racial slurs” as he questioned why spectators were not penalised for their actions.He added: "You should just remove them from the crowd."So pure disrespect from a spectator to an athlete is acceptable at Wimbledon?“But you don't accept a hat with two logos? When's the line?“That's acceptable, racism is acceptable so when does it stop? So where's the line?"It's been happening for years.

Dan Walker, 45, hit out at Nick Kyrgios, 27, earlier today after the tennis player came under fire during his Wimbledon first round against Paul Jubb.

READ MORE: Andre Agassi took crystal meth while married to hot Hollywood star - then lied and got away with it12 minutes into his battle with Jubb, Kyrgios fumed: "You can't f****** decide to talk to me in the middle of the point when I'm about to do a backhand, it can't be happening bro."They can watch the tennis but speaking and shouting out in the middle of the point, like why? I don't know where it was."Kyrgios then turned his angst towards the line judge who he labelled as having 'no fans' and they were a 'snitch'. What do you think of Nick Kyrgios' on-court antics? Let us know in the comments section Kyrgios continued to complain to the umpire at the turnover: "They have no right to do that, why is it still happening?"You should remove them from the crowd.

Wimbledon, was taken ill on live TV. Burrage had just conceded the first set on Court 18 to Ukrainian opponent Lesia Tsurenko 6-2.