“Hate trajectory is skyrocketing” Nick Kyrgios bashed on social media after showing his support for the ‘misogynist’ Tate brothers
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Nick Kyrgios and Andrew Tate, Tristan Tate
Nick Kyrgios had been in the headlines for various reasons apart from his spectacular performances throughout the season, especially as he made his maiden appearance in the Grand Slam singles final at Wimbledon and even made it through to the quarter-finals in most of the tournaments on the ATP Tour. He also won his 7th singles ATP title at the Citi Open and even became the champion in the doubles match.
Kyrgios did a Q&A session with his fans on his Instagram account where he gave his 3.3 million fans a chance to interact with the Aussie and get to ask whatever questions they wish to know and the questions can be any perspective. He looked for interesting questions that would entertain him and he would give exciting and entertaining answers in reply.
During the session conducted by the Aussie, one of his fans asked him his opinion on the Tate brothers. To which, Kyrgios replied to the fan’s question “Low them low key.”
Twitter reacts to Nick Kyrgios’s reaction to questions asked during his Q&A session
Nick Kyrgios‘ support for the Tate Brothers- Andrew Tate and Kristan Tate created a buzz on social media, especially after Andrew Tate, a famous TikToker influencer and former kickboxer faced wrath for their vague and misogynist and sexist remarks and hence has been banned from all social media platforms. Andrew Tate believes women belong in the home, can’t drive, and are a man’s property and even talked about hitting and choking women, trashing their belongings, and stopping them from going out.
Kyrgios, the 2022 Wimbledon runner-up has been criticized for his actions with some people feeling that the Aussie taking such a stance doesn’t shock or surprise them since he himself had a controversial past and has even faced legal action by his ex-girlfriend over physical abuse along with his anger management issues that have been quite a concern. He has been often criticized for losing his temper and was even called a ‘bully’ by Stefanos Tsistsipas during Wimbledon.
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