Combative Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios and Greek player Stefanos Tsitsipas are in the midst of a heated match at Wimbledon.
Kyrgios fell in the first set despite going up 3-1, losing in a tie-break and complaining about missed calls by the line judge. He then roared back in the second with a thrilling set-winning point — and followed that up by asking for Tsitsipas to be kicked out of the match for hitting someone in the crowd with a ball.
“Give me all the Supervisors. I’m not playing until we get to the bottom of it,” he said.
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Then, during the third set, Tsitsipas also got upset with a call and later asked to see the supervisors to complain about Kyrgios’s attitude. He then began repeatedly targeting the Australian with the ball, hitting him three times in a span of five minutes.
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Kyrgios ultimately took the third set 6-3.
As if enough hadn’t already happened, Kyrgios went down with an apparent lower-body injury in the fourth set, but ultimately got up and continued playing. The match is still underway.
