Nadal Slams Kyrgios After Last Nights Tense Match

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  • Snowball
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    Originally posted by krk1030
    Kyrigos is a headcase and has a long history of laying eggs after a big win.

    But apparently that's common knowledge as the line is inflated.
    Mexican crowd hates him, will f with him.
    I will take some Stan...

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  • krk1030
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    Kyrigos is a headcase and has a long history of laying eggs after a big win.

    But apparently that's common knowledge as the line is inflated.

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  • Snowball
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    Originally posted by jjgold
    Nicky will get buried tonight vs stan the man
    i agree but its -180

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  • pavyracer
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    Nadal the crybaby can't stand losing.

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  • jjgold
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    Nicky will get buried tonight vs stan the man

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  • DavidGoliath5003
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    Kyrgios was out of shape... and he still won. Nadal needs to stop bitching

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  • Thrilla
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    Originally posted by jjgold
    Nadal rarely speaks down or snubs a guy at net

    He was pissed

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  • jjgold
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    Nadal rarely speaks down or snubs a guy at net

    He was pissed

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  • lonegambler23
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    Originally posted by RudyRuetigger
    its tennis

    noone really cares
    drink another 40 rutty

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  • Snowball
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    He is a spoiled brat who never worked a day in his life, never had to deal with real struggles
    and his mother is a Malaysian princess. Literally.

    Nothing more to add except I hope he reads this.

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  • RudyRuetigger
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    its tennis

    noone really cares

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  • lonegambler23
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    nadals such a little bitch when he loses

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  • Thrilla
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    A match that had EVERYTHING!

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  • Booya711
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    Kyrigos seems like a clown....but when Joker or Nadal lose they always have an excuse...it can never be that they just got outplayed

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  • dhristov211
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    Originally posted by Snowball
    he is a punk.

    two injury breaks, one was obviously only to get coached,
    see this clip he also throws racquet at missed ball, complains to ump,
    teases crowd, underhand serve, yells at Nadal then pushes him away.
    is a lot for one match.
    http://www.tennis.com/pro-game/2019/...capulco/80066/
    injury break is part of the game

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  • dhristov211
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    rafa captain obvious

    who cares? not NK

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  • Snowball
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    he is a punk.

    two injury breaks, one was obviously only to get coached,
    see this clip he also throws racquet at missed ball, complains to ump,
    teases crowd, underhand serve, yells at Nadal then pushes him away.
    is a lot for one match.

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  • SamsNCharge99
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    the hand shake at the end was basically a brush off

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  • ikid2groove415
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    Kyrgios got 1 of the best serves in men’s tennis - 2 much of a headcase- nadal should shut up and take the lost

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  • Optional
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    Big revelation there.

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  • jjgold
    started a topic Nadal Slams Kyrgios After Last Nights Tense Match

    Nadal Slams Kyrgios After Last Nights Tense Match

    Rafael Nadal has accused Nick Kyrgios of a lack of respect after suffering defeat at the hands of the Australian at the Acapulco International.



    Kyrgios saved three match points against the top seeded Spaniard in the second round of the tournament in Mexico to record a 3-6, 7-6(2), 7-6(6) win which also saw him serve under-arm against his rival.



    "He is a player who has enormous talent," Nadal told ESPN after the loss. "He could win Grand Slams and fight the top positions of the ranking, but there is a reason why he is where he is.



    "He lacks respect for the public, the rival and towards himself."



    Kyrgios has slumped to world No 72 having climbed to a career high of 13 in October 2016. The 23-year-old fell to the floor in celebration after his win over Nadal, before sticking a finger behind his ear and asking the raucous crowd to cheer louder.
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