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Tennis bad boy Nick Kyrgios got revenge on his old rival Casper Ruud with a straight sets victory at the Indian Wells Masters – and wasted little time before gloating in front of the cameras.When the two stars were drawn to face one another in the third round of the California tournament, sparks were expected to fly. After all, their last meeting three years earlier was a heated affair which resulted in one of the Aussie's most high-profile meltdowns.Kyrgios - who has previous when it comes to drama on court - and Ruud played against each other at the Italian Open in 2019, and there was fireworks between them when the former lost his temper and threw a chair onto the court in his fury.

Tennis star Maxime Cressy hit one of the most bizarre aces you'll ever see at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells.US star Cressy, ranked world No 72, was competing against compatriot Christopher Eubanks during the opening round of the first American Masters 1000 event on Thursday.The 24-year-old had secured the first set and was serving 3-4 down in the second set, when the extraordinary happened.On a blustery day in the California desert, Cressy threw the ball up for the serve and after making contact, the ball ballooned up into the air.It went very high, but not very far and only just made its way over the net, causing Eubanks to run forward in a desperate attempt to return.However, the 25-year-old couldn't quite get to the 26mph serve and was left stunned, while Cressey sported a wry smile as he sheepishly apologised to his opponent.A fan took to Twitter to compare Cressy’s ace speed to that Nick Kyrgios' famous underarm serve.“@NickKyrgios is jealous now!” twitter user @redmili86 said in reference to the astounding hawkeye graphic of the ace.At just 26mph, it is one of the slowest serves of all time, with no official ranking of previous efforts.Tennis TV, who provided coverage of the match, joked that it was the “slowest and greatest ace you’ll ever see.”What is the most bizarre serve you've ever witnessed? Let us know in the comments section.The fastest serve ever recorded was a whopping 157.2 mph thunderbolt from John Isner at the 2016 Davis Cup - meaning Cressy's was 131.2 mph slower.Eubanks was unfazed by the bizarre serve though as he edged the second set 7-6 and 10-8 on the tiebreak.Buoyed by his level of play, he would go on to take the final set and defeat Cressy 5-7, 7-6(8), 6-4.He struck 15 aces in the

restaurant has banned customers with "heavy jewellery", "visible tattoos" and "designer labelled apparel" to stop them intimidating diners, leaving one UK chef 'upset'. Bedouin Restaurant in Double Bay, New South Wales, Australia is a popular spot among celebrities, with the likes of The Voice judge Rita Ora, director Taika Waititi, tennis star Nick Kyrgios and US actor Scott Eastwood known to frequent it.The Middle Eastern-style eatery was only launched three years ago and soon became widely popular given the fact it transforms into a nightclub from 10pm to 3am.

Ed Sheeran has revealed that he has teamed up with Taylor Swift on a new song. Speaking at Tuesday night's BRIT Awards, the hit-maker, 30, even shared that his and 32-year-old Taylor's track will be released on Friday. He told LADbible on the ceremony's red carpet: 'It comes out Friday and it's with Taylor Swift!'Close friends Ed and Taylor have previously collaborated on tracks Everything Has Changed, End Game and Run.

Australian Open men’s doubles final after beating No.3 seeds Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballo.At the Rod Laver Arena, the pair beat their opponent’s 7-6 6-4 - and in the subsequent celebrations, Kyrgios was heard letting out a scream. He and his partner then threw down their rackets before collapsing in an embrace filled with ecstasy.Kokkinakis took the first match point after delivering a delightful lob.The two will face off against Matthew Ebden and Max Purcell after the Aussies knocked out No.2 seeds Joe Salisbury and Rajeev Ram 6-3 7-6.Kyrgios was energetic throughout, attempting to whip up an already fervent crowd during the semifinals.But he later shouted at for speaking before his service.

Wimbledon in 2014 following a win over Rafael Nadal, reaching the same stage of the Australian Open the following year.However, now aged 26, he has not yet matched those performances from 22 Grand Slam appearances, and he has now offered an explanation as to why he hasn't always been at his best.Kyrgios has blamed 'sexual frustration' having been away from his first girlfriend for long chunks of the year during the start of his career, having previously dated a fellow tennis player.Speaking to News.AU, he said: "With my first girlfriend, I was away from her for six months at a time."When you’re trying to perform at the highest level, you start missing someone like emotionally, physically and it becomes a sexual frustration."I’m on court and I can’t play because I’m a bit horny, if you know what I mean.“It doesn’t matter if you’re in an office job … If you’re not seeing your significant other, it affects you, your work, your mood, everything.Will Nick Kyrgios win a Grand Slam? Give us your thoughts in the comments section“I was the moodiest motherf***** when I was away from my missus for that long.”Having dated Ajla Tomljanovic until 2018, he was then linked to Chiara Passari before current partner Costeen Hatzi.Having been knocked out of the Australian Open singles by Daniil Medvedev, he and Thanasi Kokkinakis have wowed the home crowd by reaching the men's doubles semi-finals, where they face Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos.

tennis ball.Kyrgios often lets his emotions get the better of him on the court and it happened again during a doubles match at the Australian Open.After his partner and fellow Aussie Thanasi Kokkinakis had hit the net with a serve, he smashed an anger-filled shot into the ground which flew up and away.The ball stopped when it hit Fin Crane, a nine-year-old in the crowd, who burst into tears.However, all has been forgiven after Kyrgios redeemed himself with an act of kindness.Fin pointed to where the ball hit him as he told The Today Show: "It hit me in the stomach and it did hurt."Giving me his bat made me feel a lot better, he is now my favourite player."The incident was part of a drama-filled match for Kyrgios and Kokkinakis, who go by the nickname 'Special K's'.The pair were playing up to their home crowd against New Zealander Michael Venus and German Tim Puetz. Is Nick Kyrgios good or bad for tennis? Let us know in the comments section. It was particularly heated between Kyrgios and Venus, who exchanged several words throughout the match which ended 7-5, 3-6, 6-3 in the Aussies' favour.Venus later said: "The amount of messages I got from people, an extreme amount, way, way more than I've ever had but then a lot of messages from people saying how embarrassed they were with the crowd's behaviour and they're sorry, it shouldn't have been like that."They'll always be his supporters and he'll spin it in a way that helps him but at the end of the day he's an absolute k***."He added: "It's amazing, he can smash a ball out that hits a kid and just 'cause he gives them a racquet afterwards people can say he's such a good guy."But Kyrgios, who is now into the semi-finals with Kokkinakis, promised fans they would "always have a

Australian Open.Madness unfolded at the brand new Kia Arena as the Australian duo defeated No.6 seeded pair Tim Puetz of Germany and New Zealander Michael Venus 7-5 3-6 6-3.In never before witnessed scenes, the raucous crowd continuously yelled out in the middle of points and Venus’ service action in an attempt to aid their domestic tennis stars.And with Kyrgios and Kokkinakis encouraging the mayhem, officials were unable to maintain order to the dismay of some journalists and viewers.Each one of the pair’s Australian Open matches until now has raised the atmosphere a little more.The second set of their triumph saw several dramatic moments in particular which increased the frenzy inside the Kia Arena.That included Kyrgios being warned for time violations on his serve, opting to toss the ball up several times before finally entering his serve motion, which prompted an angry outburst from Venus who complained to the chair umpire.Kyrgios then complained about Venus’ serve in what led to a feisty war-of-words between the two during every service towards the end of the second set.That added to the drama as the crowd were given further reason to turn against Venus, who appeared to revel in the abuse.However, not everyone was a fan of the dramatic spectacle, with various journalists taking to Twitter to voice their disapproval.Australian journalist Monica Attard wrote: “The crowd behaviour made it unwatchable. What a disgrace.

and then swigged a beer handed to him by a fan after he demolished Briton Liam Broady in his opening match.Defeat to de facto top seed Daniil Medvedev followed, but he's continued to be noticed, with beaten opponents offering to fight him in the gym after an ill-tempered second-round doubles match.But while the aforementioned dramas all relate - albeit tenuously - to tennis matches, his much publicised love-life also remains in the spotlight.He's currently dating Costeen Hatzi, just months after his volatile split from model Chiara Passari, and the Australian's relationships - just like his tennis career - have rarely been low-key.Kyrgios was being hailed as a prestigious young talent on the tennis scene when he began dating fellow pro Ajla Tomljanovic - who hails from Croatia but had by then decided to represent Australia.The pair were frequently spotted with each other and even played as partners in mixed doubles at the Australian Open in 2015 and 2016. Indeed, Kyrgios once told reporters: “It’s when I’m with her that I am the happiest.”Seemingly, that didn't mean happy enough, with the couple splitting in 2017 after Kyrgios was photographed partying with other female tennis players.Tomljanovic did the honourable thing and deactivated her social media after unfollowing her ex-boyfriend, and although Kyrgios later publicly hinted at a reunion, the romance never rekindled.She's now in a relationship with another tennis star, Matteo Berrettini.Come March 2020, and Kyrgios was dating another fellow tennis star, Russian player Anna Kalinskaya.

Tennis star Daniil Medvedev has slammed the Australian Open crowd after they mimicked the Cristiano Ronaldo 'Siuuuu' celebration during his match with Nick Kyrgios.

tennisbad boy Nick Kyrgios - calling them "disappointing" and saying they "probably have a low IQ."Medvedev came through a testing encounter against the exuberant home favourite, who wowed the crowd with his usual array of delicious shots and emotional reactions.Be that as it may, Kyrgios didn't have enough in his locker to beat the world ranked No.2, with the Russian winning 7-6, 6-4, 4-6, 6-2.Speaking after the match, tournament favourite Medvedev complained about being booed during the contest, an outburst which seemed to prompt more of the same from the home crowd. However, on-court interviewer and two-time Australian Open winner Jim Courier suggested the noises may have actually been the crowd saying "Siuuu", a football chant made famous by Cristiano Ronaldo.Medvedev, though, was not impressed.

Nick Kyrgios was spotted taking a swig of a supporter's beer after advancing to the second round of the Australian Open on Tuesday.The 26-year-old Aussie cruised past Britain's Liam Broady in straight sets and was up to his old tricks as he began his home tournament in typically entertaining style.He sent the crowd wild with an inventive underarm serve through the legs and even copied Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo's 'SIIUU' celebration after sealing the win.Kyrgios was lapping up the applause all afternoon, and even shouted 'I'm back' after winning his first game with a thunderous 220km/h serve.As he was posing for photos after the match, he cheekily took a sip of a fan's outstretched cup of beer before shrugging his shoulders with a wry smile."Kyrgios you legend," one fan tweeted."That's my boy. Recovery drink," wrote another.A third commented: "He turns around to see cameras on him, shrugs his shoulders, and takes a swig.

Do you think Nick Kyrgios will ever realise his potential? Let us know in the comments section. The first was a re-shared post from a wellness account, which read: “Life has a funny way of working itself out.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Nick Kyrgios criticised Stefanos Tsitsipas over the Greek's controversial lengthy bathroom break following his win over Andy Murray at the US Open.Tsitsipas took two comfort breaks during the match, the second of which coming between the fourth and fifth sets and lasting eight minutes.Kyrgios responded to the US Open’s Instagram post on the world number three’s win with a startling comment.Kyrgios, who is no stranger to controversy, wrote: “How many number 2’s does this guy take?”Like Murray, the 26-year-old also exited the US Open in the first round, but he did not go quietly.He complained about the placement of the towels and having to walk too far to wipe down and after chair umpire

Nick Kyrgios has once again opened up about how he found himself in “place of dark” due to the “hate, criticism and bulls**t” he received. The Australian has played only a handful of tournaments since tennis resumed following the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic as he has opted to skip several events in order to protect his mental health.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox! World number 75, Ajla Tomljanovic, is set to face British teenage prodigy Emma Radacanu in the last 16 of Wimbledon on Monday afternoon.

Andy Murray’s Wimbledon return ended with a Friday night beating by 10th seed Denis Shapovalov. The two-time champion was playing his first singles campaign at SW19 since having a metal plate inserted into his hip, and after rolling back the years in his first two rounds, he came unstuck in the third round against the Canadian.

Novak Djokovic doesn't agree with Andy Murray's notion that the courts at Wimbledon are "not easy to move on". The Wimbledon courts have seen a number of players slipping over this week, with a few players being forced to retire from their match as a result.

JUST IN: Nick Kyrgios rages at Wimbledon grass vs Ugo HumbertAnd Isner became the latest to take a tumble on the courts during his match against Nishioka. The No 28 seed was coming into the net for a volley when his left foot slid away from his body, landing hard on his right leg.

Jack Sock, while only keeping half an ear on my questions. Another found him describing his deep affection for Andy Murray in unexpectedly graphic terms.

Kyrgios: “Bye”.K: “Hahaha you got a dude there hahahaha”.K: “Too good.”K: “You disgust me … haha”.K: “Hahahahhaaha”.K: “So good”.K: ‘Enjoy your life hshshs’.Passari: “You just told me everything without even knowing hahahaha.”K: “What?”K: “Haha”.P: “I’m sorry you hate yourself”.K: “Goodluck”.P: “Be in Canberra the rest of your life … hahahahaha”.Kyrgios and Passari no longer follow each other on Instagram, which indicates their relationship has come to a halt.Passari flew from Canberra to attend his third-round Australian Open match against Dominic Thiem earlier this month, which saw him come unstuck in a five-set thriller with the Austrian.READ MORE:Golf star Paige Spiranac 'earns more' than Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy per Instagram postR