Nick Kyrgios was bundled out in Cincinnati as his running feud with the umpire and a potential knee injury took centre stage. 9WWOS
Nick Kyrgios during his running feud with umpire Renaud Lichtenstein.
"Yesterday you couldn't even clean this f----- thing up. I was drinking someone else's water. Today the screens. What about tomorrow? Standards. Standards.""Do something about it," he told the umpire, who responded: "I told you, I called already. And I'm gonna call again and again and again."At the next change of ends, he was upset about fans moving around and talking during games, and took his complaints to the umpire once more.
He required a physio to attend his knee towards the end, leading to fears he may not be at his physical peak for the final grand slam of the year at Flushing Meadows.
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