Nick Kyrgios a 'genius' but Wimbledon opponents must ignore 'chaos' says Mats Wilander ahead of Cristian Garin match

Eurosport expert Mats Wilander has given Nick Kyrgios' opponents at Wimbledon some very clear advice: do not care about his antics or even look at him. Kyrgios, who takes on Cristian Garin of Chile on Tuesday, is eyeing a spot in the semi-finals at the All England Club after having been the subject of a number of controversies throughout his impressive campaign. Ad/> The Australian said he finds criticism of his behaviour «funny» and thinks his Wimbledon run has made «many people upset» given his style and desire to upset the established order at the top of the men's game.

WimbledonWimbledon order of play, day 10 – When are Nadal, Halep and Kyrgios playing?15 HOURS AGO Wilander has given some advice to Garin — and indeed to any other opponent left in the draw that Kyrgios may face beyond the quarter-finals. «You have to be prepared, you definitely have to be prepared,» said seven-time Grand Slam champion Wilander. «You have to realise that when Kyrgios begins his controlled chaos, it is most probably going to mean that he plays better.

The most important thing is to be prepared for that. »That means, don't worry about it, don't care, don't listen to what Nick is saying, basically don't look at him. Play the tennis ball that is coming at you and know that the guy hitting it at you is one of the most talented players of all time.

«He is literally a genius when it comes to feel, tactics and hitting the right shot at the right time. You have just got to shut that out and put a blindfold on. Do what you can do as a player and don't worry about what goes on on the other side.» 'Rude and annoying Kyrgios not to blame in Tsitsipas row' — Toni Nadal 'There are rules' — Wilander on why Kyrgios may upset people 'inside tennis'