Thank you dear 🙏 ❤

Kyrgios shows little respect for this Gentleman Sport: Gentleman sports are usually considered rough and tough, but also imply honor and class. There is nothing honorable nor classy about Kyrgios. He is a blight on a wonderful sport.

Sometimes he does make it a little too much about him - that match with Rune on clay last year where he made some dodgy calls and was being a bit extravagant shall we say.

@@huzcer No one is perfect, Layhani does make mistakes like everyone else, but he's overall a fantastic umpire.

@@huzcerlmao and rune is fantastic right

@@mustafakilic8693 rune is not an umpire

@@huzcerand lahyani isnt a player whats ur point. if ur trying to convince me that lahyani isnt a great umpire i dont wanna hear it.

Still an improvement

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LMAO!!! 😀😀

How dare you disparage 14 year olds!

He’s done mate - he’ll never play professionally again - too many health issues and unable to handle the mental side of the game - Di Minaur is easily replacing him

The Muppet is some role model for youngsters huh!

@@filipina5953 I've never seen someone claim he's a good role model, but he sure is entertaining.

@@HungryCakeMonster You are right but when I go to the tennis I don't expect a circus show. He was a jerk period. But, I've always argued he could have been one of the all time greats had he been gifted with a work ethic as good as he's talent.

He's just a jerk.

Rafael Nadal didn't think the same of him in the Olympics

He's asian

Which all makes sense with the domestic violence case against him by his ex. We call Zverev an assaulter.... Kyrgios falls in the same bracket.

@@5ammy13 Your innocent until proven guilty the fact that you believe some random ahh who has 0 proof and is chasing people for money is crazy. It literally happens to so many famous people and 99% of the time the person accusing them has 0 proof of anything and they are chasing for money and clout.

@@monkeyplayzroblox4674 Patently false. That’s terminally online person thinking. You have no clue the inner workings of the vast majority of legal cases.

Mics a jerk

No one missing this wanker

I'd give anything to have drinks with Lahyani and other umpires. The stories and perspectives they must have but cannot publicly share must be a treasure trove.

@@theDunamis that would be amazing. we rode the hotel shuttle together. I should have stalked him ; )

Got him in trouble. He knows he isn't allowed to do that.

@@rrahmanovyeah “i want to help you” then Kygs wins

Noise the make performance the let and silence in hard work...

And intelectually

This was almost 9 yrs ago. I’m sure you were the paragon of calmness and virtue when you were 20, right? /s

​@@kabob21is he any different now?

​@@nandux586 Yes He Is. Matured, As Seen With His Interview With Piers Morgan. A Lovely, Warm Interaction. NICK Is My Man.

⁠@@mariacharalambous3368people can back differently when emotions play a role. Lots of tennis players smash racquets etc but are they bad people in general? No

I was so disappointed with Break Point. It made him look like a monster. You obviously believed it. He didn't have to go on. Most players refused. The ones who did go on it put their necks on the line for the good of the sport. And look what it did for their careers. Netflix highlighted only the worst part of them. We saw nothing else. And you believed it!!!

@@sportslover2356 LOL my opinion of Kyrgios was *not* formed by the Netflix show, I've paid attention to his behavior and words (from his own mouth) for years and I can't stand him. That's why I was disappointed that the show spent so much time on him.

Have you had a look at the many podcasts he made last year? Jay Shetty On Purpose December 2023; All the Good Trouble podcasts; Mke Tyson; Rich Eisen; The Pivot...they all shed light on someone you have judged as one-d. Of course if you're not into background then you're a lost cause@@rogersmj

@@sportslover2356 Interesting, because all of my family members other than the ones that played tennis think that Kyrgios is just misunderstood and they all love him due to how Break Point depicts him, so you may be one of the only people to think Break Point makes him into a monster. What makes him into a monster, is his terrible attitude towards tennis and how he displays that on court.

he got suspended for telling him to not let one call break his concentration? That's a little ridiculous, the umpire's job is also to maintain order in the match, which is what that comment was trying to do.

​@@zbabyg6998No, the coaching incident was a few years after this at the US Open.

lmao its a joke, he is an entertainer sports only hold value because they are entertaining, people like you are why tennis is falling behind and does not captivate the younger genration's attention. Nick is good for the sport he is funny hits big and is controversial.

Bro every Sport can be frustrating its more of a question of your self control

​@@Malloch_Huias entertaining as a clown

The comment "slipped out of my hand" was a joke. You ACTUALLY think he was trying to use that as an excuse? What planet are you from?

@@OldSkoolLegend Didn't hear him ever owning up to what he did.. so yeah whatever you wanna call that mate, that was a piss-poor way of being mature. In fact it is outright disgusting that he tries to make a joke when he did something dangerous and should be apologizing. Apology is not a sign of weakness, it is a sign of accepting your actions and learning from it, and more than that, it's about being responsible for your actions. So yeah, you can call it whatever you want, but it's not gonna change the fact that it was absolutely and utterly childish, immature and disgusting.

He can't help having talent any more than you can help being a beautiful person. He hates being talented and hates people hating on him. Watch Jay Shetty On Purpose, December 2023 - and all Nick's subsequent podcasts in which he tells you why.

@Peteherrera1502 You're exactly right. And I think the second part of your comment answers the first. He IS so talented, which gets him into the top 64 (or 128) to play with the elite. They can fine him, even suspend him for a few months (e.g. Zverev, Shapovalov) Additionally, unfortunately, I believe a lot more people than I would like to imagine like to watch these train wrecks. (maybe to see what he'll do next.) Forget about his immaturity and narcissism for a second. If he actually practiced, had a coach, and ½-way listened to them, imagine how good he could be combined with his innate talent. That's what kills me. Wasted talent. He would be in a lot more Major Finals than just the Djokovic loss. Lastly, I could swear I saw him Hosting a Tennis talk show. Know anything about that? And who risked their career pitching that one?

Thank you so much ❤️

Now you are left with all the nice college educated boys who hit a ball over the net and back. Not a passion or a flair to be seen. Someone did an underarm the other day and the crowd booed. Someone did a tweener and the crowd looked confused. Back to the dark ages.

⁠@@sportslover2356You think stupidity and rudeness is passsion? 😂

⁠@@sportslover2356what a narrow minded observation on your perception of ‘passion’. Since when did uncontrolled rudeness/narcissism and poor behaviour have anything to do with ‘passion’?

One day he's going to act up and it will have consequences

Do you know anything at all about Tomic? His background, what he went through, how good he really is... Educate yourself.

Loll

I appreciate that! Thank you for the kind words ❤️

in tennis the players have so much influence that they can cancel umpires if they dont like them. Sounds good that players have a lot of influence but thats the reason umpires with one leg are kicked out if they take a stand against celeb player shitheads like Kyrgios or Serena Williams.

@@listrahtes 🙂oh thats news to me as I am not a follower of tennis but believe that umpire needs to set equilibrium to the game giving confidence to players and viewers that the outcome was fair and not due to favourtism or undue imfluence🙂f the players

Absolutely agree. He wanted to calm Kyrgios down. It is not his role to calm him down. That’s on Kyrgios and if he cannot, well, The umpire should send him home.

The ball kid did nothing wrong , he didnt tell the ball kid first that he wants another water. Pretty pathetic to get angry at the ball kids for no reason cause he cant control himself🤦‍♂️

@@user-yz6cm7up7n Yeah true it ain't fair to get angry at ballkid btw i said understandable not bcs of the ball kid but bcs he was losing

@@hackerlurcker8675 i think he was losing all of a sudden because he was angry, before he got angry he was destroying him.

9:30 line judge rules in favor of Kyrgios yet again, having them replay a point that should have been given to Nishikori. The point would have been replayed, but kyrgios challenged the shot Nishikori "I am challenging anyway" shot was in yet they still replay the point?

Welcome to the tennis world, Daleri!

@WivoRN Thank you! I’ve watched some of your videos after this and I’ve truly enjoyed watching the sport! Thank you for putting out interesting content that persuaded me to find a new interest. 🥰

@WivoRN Also, my favorite thing in any sport is witnessing humble players, good sportsmanship. I really liked Nishikori, he seems kind.