Westwood marks son’s 21st and Stokes’ F1 dream ends – Tuesday’s sporting social
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Sports stars and clubs across the world continue to provide an insight into their lives on social media.
Ben Stiller has spoken out after finding himself the subject of a Nick Kyrgios comeback during the Aussie's Indian Wells quarter-final clash against Rafael Nadal. The 26-year-old was jeered on by someone in the crowd when he quipped back with a joke involving the actor, who was sat front row to watch the popcorn match eventually won by the Spaniard.
Alexander Bublik says the ATP are trying to put players in “cages” by introducing stricter conduct punishments and believes there should still be room to express emotions. The ATP are attempting to crack down after several players stepped over the line this year. Ad/> Alexander Zverev was disqualified from the Mexican Open after smashing his racquet against an umpire’s chair while Nick Kyrgios almost hit a ball boy with a racquet he smashed on the floor at Indian Wells.
Novak Djokovic is back in action in just his second tournament of the year this week at the Monte Carlo Masters. Ahead of his return, he opened up on the "really challenging" months he'd had away from competition.
Nick Kyrgios has suggested the time has come for umpires to be placed under greater scrutiny following his controversial defeat to Reilly Opelka at the ATP 250 event in Houston on Saturday. Kyrgios made a surprise run to the semi-finals on clay in Houston, but fell to a 6-3, 7-5 defeatbut fell to a 6-3 7-5 defeat. Ad/> The contest was tight, with Opelka relying on his huge serve to keep Kyrgios at bay.
Nick Kyrgios may be digging into his pockets again soon after another of his matches was tainted by continued rows with the umpire. The Australian made it through to the US men's clay court championship semi-final in Houston, where he was beaten by Reilly Opelka 6-3 7-5.
Nick Kyrgios has blown a gasket again, bowing out of a third successive US tournament in ugly meltdown mode.
Dan Walker tells Sally Nugent why he's leaving BBC Breakfast