“He’s gonna be a TOUGH ANGRY MF to beat!” Nick Kyrgios sends warning to the world amidst Djokovic AO snub
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Nick Kyrgios has been one of the biggest critics of Novak Djokovic in the past few years. However, the inhumane treatment shown towards the world No.1 by the Australian authorities has completely changed the Aussie’s perspectives.
In recent interviews, Kyrgios has been constantly bombarded with questions on Novak Djokovic. Kyrgios is very blatant about his views and doesn’t care what people think about his opinions.
In one such interview, Kyrgios was asked about Djokovic’s participation at the Australian Open. To which the Australian responded by saying, “he’s gonna be angry, if he’s allowed to play he’s gonna be a tough MF to beat.”
Nick Kyrgios WARNS everyone about Novak Djokovic
Nock Kyrgios is one of those players who speak his mind out and don’t give a damn about being politically correct. Just a few weeks ago Kyrgios was seen criticizing unvaccinated players for coming to Melbourne.
However, after looking at the way in which the Australian authorities dealt with Novak Djokovic, Kyrgios’ perspective changed. The Australian was seen calling out the Australian authorities for treating Djokovic in an inhumane way.
It has been a drill for the reporters to ask Nick Kyrgios about his views on the Djokovic situation in interviews. However, the Australian always gives really interesting answers to such questions.
In one of such interviews, Kyrgios was asked about the case in which Djokovic will be allowed to play the Australian Open. Kyrgios replied to this by saying, “he’s gonna be angry, if he’s allowed to play he’s gonna be a tough MF to beat.”
According to Kyrgios, Djokovic is one of the greatest of the games and he must’ve experienced even worse situations and if he is allowed to play he will be determined to make a point at the Australian Open. He said, “how many backhands do you think he will miss if he is pissed at the crowds?”
Kyrgios who once was critical about Djokovic’s participation at the Australian Open now wants him to play and he will be backing Djokovic in the tournament. He said, “it will be one of the most-watched Oz Open ever if he plays and I’ll be like, go, Novak, go Novak.”
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