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That's entertainment? Like it or not, Nick Kyrgios eyes Wimbledon title

Roger Federer described him as a "clown", Rafael Nadal once accused him of lacking respect and, on an unforgettable Saturday night at Wimbledon, Stefanos Tsitsipas branded him "evil" and a "bully". Love him or hate him, Nick Kyrgios is closing in on becoming Wimbledon's most controversial ever champion. The 27-year-old Australian made the last 16 after a stormy encounter against Tsitsipas as Wimbledon's normally genteel Court One witnessed the tennis equivalent of a street brawl.

That's entertainment? Like it or not, Kyrgios eyes Wimbledon title

Roger Federer described him as a "clown", Rafael Nadal once accused him of lacking respect and, on an unforgettable Saturday night at Wimbledon, Stefanos Tsitsipas branded him "evil" and a "bully".

Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic's replacement as No 1 in men's tennis named - 'He has it'

Carlos Alcaraz has been backed to become the next big thing in men's tennis after the Spaniard was told he "has it" to make it to the top. Alcaraz, still only 19, has progressed through to the third round at Wimbledon, and will face German Oscar Otte on Friday for a place in the last-16.

Stefanos Tsitsipas delivers Nick Kyrgios verdict as Greek star sets up blockbuster tie

Stefanos Tsitsipas set up a mouth-watering third round clash with Nick Kyrgios at Wimbledon after beating Jordan Thompson 6-2, 6-3, 7-5. The Greek star was in firm control from the very beginning of the match and even a wild outburst from Thompson could not put him off.

Djokovic moves on, Ruud out at Wimbledon

WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Yet another of the highest-ranked players on the men's tour is out of the tournament at Wimbledon. Novak Djokovic or Rafael Nadal are not among them.

Djokovic cruises as path to final clears further with Ruud's upset loss at Wimbledon

Yet another of the highest-ranked players on the men's tour is out of the tournament at Wimbledon. Novak Djokovic or Rafael Nadal are not among them.

Alexander Zverev ‘in a positive mood’ as rehab begins

Alexander Zverev is set to begin rehab on his injured ankle next week and hopes to be fit enough to challenge for the US Open title later this year.

Alexander Zverev is 'in a positive mood' as he recovers from torn ankle ligaments, says his brother Mischa

Alexander Zverev is due to start rehab on his injured ankle next week, according to brother Mischa. Zverev was playing arguably the best tennis of his life against Rafael Nadal in the French Open semi-finals on June 3, before being cruelly cut down by a fall which tore his ankle ligaments and caused his retirement from the match. Ad/> Despite that setback, Mischa revealed that his brother has been putting in a daily routine of «sleep, breakfast, training, lunch, training» as he tries to bounce back from that disappointment, with Zverev set to finally begin rehab on his ankle shortly, having had to keep it in a cast since the injury.

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That's entertainment? Like it or not, Nick Kyrgios eyes Wimbledon title

That's entertainment? Like it or not, Kyrgios eyes Wimbledon title

Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic's replacement as No 1 in men's tennis named - 'He has it'

Stefanos Tsitsipas delivers Nick Kyrgios verdict as Greek star sets up blockbuster tie

Djokovic moves on, Ruud out at Wimbledon

Djokovic cruises as path to final clears further with Ruud's upset loss at Wimbledon

Alexander Zverev ‘in a positive mood’ as rehab begins

Alexander Zverev is 'in a positive mood' as he recovers from torn ankle ligaments, says his brother Mischa