Can Kyrgios do this without song and dance?
One-hundred-and-thirty-five years of tradition have to be respected by Nick Kyrgios when he gatecrashes the Wimbledon men’s singles final.
One-hundred-and-thirty-five years of tradition have to be respected by Nick Kyrgios when he gatecrashes the Wimbledon men’s singles final.
No one who will have genuinely enjoyed the Nick Kyrgios car crash, excepts these guys.
Nick Kyrgios is through to his first ever grand slam final after Rafael Nadal was forced to make the heartbreaking call to pull out of the tournament.
Raging bulls Nick Kyrgios and Rafa Nadal have endured a rocky relationship for almost a decade. Don’t expect it to be any different when they lock horns again at Wimbledon.
The controversial Australian tennis star has been given a free pass to the Wimbledon final after semi-final opponent Rafa Nadal withdrew with an injury.
Nick Kyrgios and Wimbledon: it is as much a soap opera as it is sport. But for Kyrgios it’s the quiet, small, off-court life that’s making the difference.
Friday’s semi-final between the Australian an Rafael Nadal will bristle with animosity if the creaking and injured old Spaniard can get out of bed.
If the Virgin airline boss was hoping for a low-profile day enjoying the tennis, maybe seats right behind the royals weren’t the best option.
In a match where even his father was begging him to retire due to injury, Rafael Nadal was able to win a five set epic quarter final but is in doubt to face Nick Kyrgios in the semis.
Nick Kyrgios has spoken for the first time since having assault allegations levelled at him, while ex-partner Ajla Tomljanovic was also grilled on the topic after her Wimbledon exit.
Rarely do Nick Kyrgios’ awe-inspiring athletic qualities get a mention over his unquestionably regrettable conduct. Such is the life of the nincompoop.
Aussie falls in Wimbledon quarterfinals to big-serving former Russian Elena Rybakina, who switched allegiances to cashed-up Kazakhstan four years ago.
Fresh off booking a Wimbledon semi-final against Rafael Nadal, the first question Nick Kyrgios was asked was about a different kind of court, in his hometown of Canberra.
Nick Kyrgios is in a Wimbledon semi-final – but he never thought the day would come. After the win over Cristian Garin, he opened up on everyone’s doubts, including his own.
After winning the first set, Ajla Tomljanovic was overwhelmed by rising Kazakh star Elena Rybakina in three sets.
Ajla Tomljanovic went down swinging in her Wimbledon quarter final but, unlike Nick Kyrgios, she has won over the fans at the All England Club with her grit and grace, Julian Linden writes.
His ex girlfriend is heading to court, but his new girlfriend is courtside.
The tennis superstar has finally responded to his ex-girlfriend’s accusations of assault.
Tennis star refuses to answer questions on former girlfriend’s allegations of assault as he prepares for tonight’s Wimbledon quarterfinal.
Nick Kyrgios said it himself – any publicity is good publicity. And after making the Wimbledon quarter-finals, he wasn’t taking a backwards step against the local media.
While Nick Kyrgios has been painted the villain by many during his incredible Wimbledon run, the polarising Aussie has found support in the most unlikely of places.
Forget a spending spree on a car or a house … Jason Kubler has other ideas for the money that has swollen his usually skint bank account following his Wimbledon round of 16 appearance.
Ajla Tomljanovic has achieved something not even Wimbledon champion Ash Barty can lay claim to after surging into the quarter-finals with another impressive upset.
Alex de Minaur was heartbroken after throwing away a golden opportunity to reach the Wimbledon quarters- and that was only half the story on a day of epic disappointment for the young star.
Former world no.1 Chris Evert, who is battling ovarian cancer, one of the first to congratulate Aussie after her gripping three-set Wimbledon victory over Alize Cornet.
Nick Kyrgios is into the Wimbledon quarterfinals … but he faces yet another investigation after admitting to tanking a key game in the fourth set.
Alex de Minaur lost an epic five-set classic to deny an all-Australian quarterfinal match-up at Wimbledon.
A ban is the only measure that would resonate. A ban on the basis that he disrespects his opponents, the crowds and the game itself.
Channel 9 has copped the wrath of tennis fans for switching from the engrossing match featuring Alex de Minaur to focus instead on tennis bad boy Nick Kyrgios.
Nick Kyrgios has been labelled a cheat and accused of dragging tennis to “the lowest level” in a stunning spray by a fellow Australian.
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