Nick Kyrgios fined for four separate offences by ATP after Miami Open meltdown against Jannik Sinner

Nick Kyrgios has received fines totalling $35,000 (£26,640) from the ATP for four separate offences during his Miami Open defeat to Jannik Sinner. The Australian picked up three $5,000 fines, one for audible obscenity and two for unsportsmanlike conduct, with a further $20,000 fine for verbal abuse. Ad/> Kyrgios, who picks up $94,575 in prize money for reaching the last 16, lost his cool with chair umpire Carlos Bernardes during the straight-sets loss to Sinner.

ATP Miami'A massive talent' — Kokkinakis, Brooksby leave Miami with reputations enhanced9 HOURS AGO Initially the world No.102 was irritated by the volume of Bernardes’ walkie-talkie towards the end of the first set. “Unbelievable!” he screamed as he sat down in his chair. “It's the fourth round at Miami — one of the biggest tournaments – and you guys can’t do your jobs.

It’s embarrassing!” /> He added: «He should be fired on the spot. Get a new set of referees, these guys don’t know how to do s***. It's a joke.

Get rid of every single staff and start over. Everything. I will run the sport.

I could do 100 times a better job. Marketing. Everything.

You guys have no idea. None. You guys can’t even ref right.» In the first-set tie-break, Kyrgios smashed his racket, before profanity prompted Bernardes to issue him with a point penalty that saw him trail 6-3 — a double fault then gifted Sinner the first set.