Kyrgios branded ‘very evil’ by Tsitsipas after Wimbledon upset | 9 News Australia

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9 News Australia published this video item, entitled “Kyrgios branded ‘very evil’ by Tsitsipas after Wimbledon upset | 9 News Australia” – below is their description.

Australian tennis superstar Nick Kyrgios was branded “very evil” by opponent Stefanos Tsitsipas who was beaten three sets to one in the Wimbledon third round. Kyrgios advances to the round of 16, set to face American Brandon Nakashima.

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