Nick Kyrgios lashes out at Novak Djokovic, says “This takes the cake in stupidity”

Nick Kyrgios, though dropped a tweet today and offered prayers to players who got infected but also taunted them for being so immature and irresponsible.

Recently, Kyrgios has been very vocal on Twitter and has criticised and tweeted about the US Open and Adria tour.

Along with other players who attended the tournament Nick especially took jibe at Novak Djokovic as he was the one bringing the olayers and so much wanted the Adria tour.

In a viral nightclub video, Kyrgios taunted all of tha players stupidity. Kyrgios reacting to a nightclub video that got viral which involve Djokovic and others, “Don’t tag me for anything I’ve done has been ‘irresponsible’ or classified as ‘stupidity’, this takes the cake.”

Kyrgios even replied and scolded Borna Coric and has been advising and tweeting everyone again and again to take virus seriously. And also wished them to get well.

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“Boneheaded decision to go ahead with ‘exhibition’, speedy recovery fellas, but that’s what happens when you disregard all protocols.”

This isn’t the first time Nick taunted at Djokovic, he has been questioning Novak’s leadership lately. Kyrgios earlier gave a sarcastic reply to the announcement that Adria tour has cancelled, which was “Congratulations, such leadership”.

Djokovic could be heading out of the president position as many members of the ATP players council started to having doubts and some may have had as he doesn’t attend meetings and bow with the Ardia tour.

Many people from all over the world have now seen via photos that no social distancing was being performed and now the Ardia tour has been centre of attention and so is Djokovic.

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Even though it was said that all everything is going as per government guidelines, there were no masks, Stadium was full of spectators and not only this, but the players also were into high fives and handshakes.

There was a huge lapse in decision making which has resulted in the worst scenario. With the collapse at Adria tour, the ATP has hone on to eatabliah stronger rules and checks the safety is priority.

Even the the Ardia was not an ATP event, it will still create a little panic as the World No.1 getting infected could put a dent on the proceedings.

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