“Shame on you,” French tennis player slams journalist for mocking Nick Kyrgios
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Corentin Moutet, Nick Kyrgios and Bertie Miller
Nick Kyrgios has a reputation for being one of the most active players on the ATP Tour. Fans may be confident that any match featuring the Aussie will be interesting. He’s infamous for his rants and outbursts on the court, which usually result in a warning or a penalty. He also seems unconcerned about his rankings or tour performance, and he appears to play events on his own terms.
Many experts have criticised this over the years. To say the least, most conservative supporters find this behaviour rude. But, like many others, Corentin Moutet expressed that he believes Kyrgios’ behaviours are not out of the usual and that his reactions make him more normal.
The Frenchman defends Nick Kyrgios
Nick Kyrgios has the ability to achieve so much better, according to journalist Bertie Miller, but he acts like a tourist on the ATP tour, playing whenever he wants and skipping the rest of the tournaments. However, French player Corentin Moutet defended the Australian and he said that he was a gifted player who had been mocked unfairly.
“Shame on you @Berti_Milliard for qualifying as a “tourist”@NickKyrgios who beat Nadal, Federer, Djokovic, won 6 ATP, 1 final in 1000 and 1 GS in doubles. And who was 13th in the world in his sport. It’s time to realize that being 13th in the world is not trivial,” Moutet wrote on Twitter.
Miller also responded to this charge. He believes that the word “shame” is overly strong. And while this is unfair because he consistently backs Kyrgios, his behaviour demonstrates how unethical he is on the tour.
Nick Kyrgios will serve at the French Open 2023
In an interview at the ATP Houston event, Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios stated that he will compete in the 2023 French Open Grand Slam tennis tournament. Kyrgios stated he planned to play the clay-court Grand Slam next year because his girlfriend wanted to visit Paris Kyrgios has a 5-5 record at the French Open, with third-round appearances in 2015 and 2016, but he hasn’t competed in the Paris Grand Slam since 2017.
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