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Nick Kyrgios has thrashed world number seven Andrey Rublev in straight sets at the Miami Open, but has received a fine for his on-court behaviour at last week's Indian Wells tournament.
Australian wildcard Nick Kyrgios needed 51 minutes to stun world number seven Andrey Rublev 6-3 6-0 and Alexander Zverev's superior serving led to a 6-4 3-6 6-3 win over Borna Coric in second round action at the Miami Open on Friday.
Nick Kyrgios closed out an impressive 6-3 6-0 win over world No 7 Andrey Rublev in just 51 minutes to advance to the Miami Open third-round. The 26-year-old Aussie will return to the world's top 100 after securing the fastest win of the week at the Hard Rock Stadium and he took the chance to pay tribute to his mother after his stunning victory.
Red-hot Nick Kyrgios continued his tennis rejuvenation as he overcame Andrey Rublev and an issue with his left knee to ease into round three at the Miami Open. The Australian wild card tore through the world number seven’s second serve and once again showcased his power and shot-making ability to claim an emphatic 6-3 6-0 victory in just 52 minutes. Ad/> Reflecting on the rapid win, Kyrgios said: «He came out hot at the start, but you know tennis can switch momentum with a couple of points and once I got that double break I started seeing the return really well.
Australian Nick Kyrgios has been fined $25,000 for nearly hitting a ball boy after smashing his racket and yelling an audible obscenity during his Indian Wells loss to Rafa Nadal earlier this month, the governing body ATP said on Friday (Mar 25).
The calls are growing for the ATP Tour to take a stronger stance on player behaviour. Alexander's Zverev's eight-week suspended ban and £19,000 fine for attacking an umpire's chair with his racquet at the Mexican Open was largely deemed to be extremely lenient. There was also surprise that Nick Kyrgios was not punished for very nearly injuring a ball boy when he smashed his racquet on the court after losing to Rafael Nadal at Indian Wells.
Lo mejor y lo peor. Nick Kyrgios,, mostró sus dos caras. En el ámbito deportivo, dejó entrever el gran tenista que lleva dentro; en el extradeportivo, su indomable carácter. Llevó al balear al tercer set y, mientras mantuvo su concentración en el partido, le miró de tú a tú. Una exhibición tenística empañada por sus gritos, su exagerada teatralidad y las tres raquetas que rompió. Especialmente, por la última,, con el que después se disculpó.
