“If I don’t do that, my chances of winning are greatly reduced. If I just try to be professional and beat it, it won’t happen. Classy and Kyrgios don’t go together. I know how to win.”
Kyrgios has rarely been far from controversial during this year’s Wimbledon race, after being fined twice for appearing to spit on a spectator in the first round and arguing furiously with the referee during his clash with Stefanos Tsitsipas. It remains to be seen whether the Australian will make a show against Djokovic or whether his mind will focus solely on the action.
Despite talking about their crossings against the Serb, Kyrgios recently admitted that the two have been in contact for the past few days following a “bromance” developed after Djokovic’s Covid vaccine saga.