Nick Kyrgios shames shirtless gym-goer by sharing sneaky photo

Nick Kyrgios didn’t like what he saw from a fellow gym-goer, so took a quick snap and let his followers know exactly why he was “embarrassed”.

If you’re going to get in the gym with Nick Kyrgios, keep your shirt on.

That’s the message from the Aussie tennis star, who shared a photo on social media exposing a fellow gym-goer for trying too hard to put on a gun show.

In a picture posted to his Twitter account, Kyrgios called out a man for working up a sweat while shirtless, giving the look a thumbs down.

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Responding to a Twitter user who asked why he didn’t go and talk to the man before posting the photo, Kyrgios said: “I feel like it should be already known? Am I the one that should be educating a coach or staff? I don’t think so. It’s an embarrassment.”

Replying to another person wondering what the big deal was, Kyrgios said: “It’s a national academy where kids are training. If you knew anything about the standard that European tennis clubs have you would understand the relevance to this tweet.”

Only in Australia 😂 at a national academy and a ‘coach’ / ‘staff’ is in the gym with his shirt off. Haha these are the people that are supposed to be guiding our youth. I’m embarrassed for real 😂 pic.twitter.com/MSdTSQJDul

— Nicholas Kyrgios (@NickKyrgios) May 25, 2022

Kyrgios continues to spark rumours he will get married to girlfriend Costeen Hatzi. On the weekend the Canberran appeared to confirm the news when telling his followers the wedding will be happening “very soon”. His Instagram post included a “heart” emoji and a “diamond ring” emoji.

Kyrgios also showed he was back in the chair at a tattoo parlour on Saturday. While getting new ink on his arm, fans spotted another tattoo he had recently put on his thigh — Hatzi’s first name, written in black flowing cursive, put on his left leg.

Kyrgios also recently commented on a photo Hatzi posted by writing: “I can’t wait to life with you.”

Kyrgios is skipping the clay court swing and is instead looking ahead to Wimbledon — though he is yet to publicly comment since the Grand Slam was controversially stripped of rankings points because of its decision to ban Russian and Belarusian players.

Speaking at a promotional event for the NBA in Sydney earlier this month, the world no. 78 was asked who he believed the best tennis player in the world was heading into the prestigious Grand Slam.

“I mean, on the grass, I’d say me,” he told the Sydney Morning Herald.

They’re big words from the Australian, who hasn’t progressed past the third round of Wimbledon since 2016.

His best run at the All England Club was a quarter-final finish in 2014 when Kyrgios, then just 19-years-old, shocked the tennis world by ousting Rafael Nadal in the round of 16, before crashing out against Milos Raonic.

Kyrgios and Costeen Hatzi are in love. Picture: Instagram

The tennis star is looking ahead to Wimbledon. (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)