“I Need to Take a Sh*t”: Nick Kyrgios Taunts Stefanos Tsitsipas While Arguing With Umpire at US Open 2021

Day 1 of the US Open kicked off in an enthralling fashion. From dramatic outings to dominant shows, followers are loving each little bit of the match’s high-end motion. Serving a deal with to their eyes, Nick Kyrgios took on Roberto Bautista Agut with some breathtaking tennis gracing the courts of New York.

It was all weapons blazing when the 2 ATP giants took to the courtroom. Making an attempt to outplay the opposite, neither left a stone unturned. Identified for his eventful character, and notably being his unapologetic self, Nick’s antics typically make extra headlines than his tennis. In an identical occasion, early on within the recreation, the Australian was caught debating with the chair umpire over a towel dispute.

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“I must take a sh*t”: Nick Kyrgios

Nick Kyrgios is thought for carrying his coronary heart on his sleeve. In an identical show, the Aussie born went onto rant unabashedly, disagreeing with the umpire over a request. When requested to choose up his towel, Nick was displeased as he claimed it was not his job to take action. Because the umpire justified his request, claiming it was a part of the sport, Nick retailed over the identical, taunting fellow tennis peer, Stefanos Tsitsipas.

He mentioned, “It’s not a part of the sport. So texting somebody’s a part of the sport too? Taking 20 min rest room breaks is a part of the sport? I must take a shit, a part of the sport.” 

Nick’s feedback are in relation to an enthralling battling earlier within the day, between Andy Murray and Stefanos Tsitsipas. The previous World No. 1 accused the Greek of taking an excessive amount of time throughout his rest room breaks, hinting at some kind of misconduct. Notably, the present World No. 3 for penalized for a similar.

On the enterprise finish of issues, followers keep on the sting of the seat because the drama continues to unfold. Having misplaced the primary set already, followers await to see if a comeback continues to be on the playing cards for Nick Kyrgios. The rating reads 6-3 to Bautista.

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