Opposed to Switzerland’s Stanislas Wawrinka, the young Australian held About qu’offensants more in the middle of the meeting: “Kokkinakis banged his girlfriend.
Sorry to tell you That mate. ” In French, it gives “a b ….. Kokkinakis his girlfriend, dude sorry to say.” Charming.
When Kyrgios utters these words, Wawrinka hears nothing. But the camera and microphones capture the scene immediately relayed by Internet and television. Anecdotally, nick kyrgios was referring to his compatriot, Thanasi Kokkinakis, who knows Donna Vekic well, the young Croatian of 19, supposed girlfriend Stan Wawrinka. In particular, they played mixed doubles at the Australian Open 2014.
VIDEOS. Nick kyrgios on Stan Wawrinka “Kokkinaskis a b …. his girlfriend”
After the match, won by Kyrgios on abandoning Wawrinka (6-7, 6- 3, 4-0), the “bad boy” Australia could apologize. But no. “It was a little insolent to me. I do not know … it just came out like that, “was justified Kyrgios. No doubt aware of all this on his return to the locker room, Wawrinka was “busted” the Australian told him a few home truths.
“He tried to avoid me but I nabbed. What we said will remain in the locker room but there are things we can not say. Regardless of stress, what happens on the ground. No matter who it is, “said the French Open winner at a press conference. “This is not the first time he has big problems on the ground compared to what he says and how he acts,” he said.
On Twitter , Wawrinka then supported his remarks. “So disappointing to see an athlete and a colleague also be disrespectful in a way I could never have imagined. What has been said, I would never have told my worst enemy. Behave as crass is not only unacceptable, it’s incredible. There is no need for this kind of behavior on and off the court, “blurted the Helvète.
Victim of Racism in Australia
Author few resounding achievements since the beginning of his career – he notably out Nadal in the eighth finals of Wimbledon in 2014 – Kyrgios is often singled out for his attitude on the field, judged disrespectful or nonchalant. Also at Wimbledon, he, once challenged a referee to show his displeasure by asking him “if he felt good and powerful in his chair.”
A behavior that irritates even in his country, Australia. Nick kyrgios recently experienced racism from Dawn Fraser, an old glory of swimming, which also aimed Bernad Tomic, another “bad boy” of Australian tennis.
“They should set an example to young people of this country. If they do not like it, they return to the countries from which their father or family. We did not need them in this country if they behave this way. ” In Greek and Malaysian origin, Kyrgios had qualified the attack as “blatant racism from an Australian legend.”
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