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Naughty Australian tennis player Nick Kiriosman was eliminated from the second round of the Cincinnati Masters by not only Russia's Karen Kachanov, but also two broken rackets and boots after a dispute with the referee.
Kachanov, ranked eighth, who recently reached the semifinals of the Canadian Masters in Montreal, was in the third round with a 6-7 (3/7), 7-6 (7-4), 6-2 win. The Australian, ranked 27th, again stole the show because of his actions when he decided to leave the field to go to the restroom, although Irish referee Fergus Murphy objected to him that he did not have a lot of time.
Kirios, 24, did not care what the referee had said and went to the restroom with attackers under his arm. He appeared in front of the camera crushing the strikers in one of the tunnels leading to the stadium before returning to the point of provocative words addressed to the referee.
BANG, BANG !! ??
Nick Kyrgios absolutely destroyed two rackets and the commentators lost it
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Kieros seems to have a Murphy story, where the Australian had already been subject to the Irish at the International Queens International International Tournament last June, accusing him of not having seen and played at FIFA until the 3 am, after being opposed to what Murphy does not intend to make a double mistake against his Spanish rival. Roberto Carbais Baina cost him an opportunity to win the set.
At the end of the match, the player, who has six titles during his professional career, refused to shake hands with the referee and spit on him a few meters and threw his shoes on the public before giving his broken rackets to two young spectators in the stands.
"(Kyrios) has a lot of talent, but sometimes he loses his goal," said Khashanov at the end of the match. "It was a tough match for me because I had to find a way to win."
The 23-year-old continued, "It's very difficult to face him, not just for me, but for any other player, you have to know how to deal with all the conditions of the game if you want to win. must stay focused. "
The Russian will face the French Luka Boy, third seed.
Kerry, who won the Washington tournament two weeks ago, also sparked controversy at the Toronto Masters last week when he and the referee disputed over lack of towels. white.
Three months ago, at the Italian Masters tournament in Rome, after being punished for one point, he got angry and threw a chair on the ground before retiring from the match.
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