“Pay very little attention to what he has to say,” Pat Cash on Nick Kyrgios
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Pat Cash, Nick Kyrgios
The Wimbledon 1987 champion Pat Cash, is one of the most prominent figures in tennis history. He etched him name amongst the best due to his impressive winning streak in the 80’s. The Aussie is remembered for his celebration at the grass-court Major wherein, he unwittingly coined the ‘Championships Climb.’
Cash has recently weighed in about his fellow countryman, Nick Kyrgios’ newly-adopted persona. The 25-year-old is quite well-known for raking in the biggest fine in the ATP history of $113,000 for his misconduct at the Cincinnati Masters 2019. However, the Grand Slam quarter-finalist has been a proponent for aiding those in need in recent times.
Cash weighs in on his countryman’s new-found persona
Due to the ongoing pandemic, Nick has repeatedly taken a stand for social distancing. He’s often stood up against top-ranked players like Alexander Zverev for violating the much-needed protocols. Even so, many, including Pat Cash have weighed in on the hazy countenance that Kyrgios maintains.
In an interview with Tennis Net, Cash stated, “I know Nick. But I pay very little attention to what he has to say. If Nick Kyrgios gives us advice on how to behave, then we’re in a worse situation than I thought.”
Pat said so, citing the many incidences where Nick has displayed an insolent attitude towards the sport, his colleagues and even other players. After taking almost a year-long break due to the pandemic, Kyrgios will be seen in action at the Australian Open 2021 most likely.
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