“I do not give a f**k”. KYRGIOS AFTER BEING BOOED IN ACAPULCO

Nick Kyrgios had another weird, but this time unsuccessful, experience in Acapulco. Last year, he won the title in Mexico after beating Rafael Nadal in a rather controversial match. Later in the tournament, Nick kept on fighting with the fans and Sascha Zverev had to “defend” him during his runner-up speech. This year, things went south immediately as he withdrew in the first round against (a good) Hugo Humbert because of a problem to his left wrist. Kyrgios withdrew after losing the opening set 6-3.

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Tough to watch 😔 Defending champ Nick Kyrgios retires with a wrist injury after the first set – and the Acapulco crowd aren’t happy about it . #tennis #tennistv #acapulco #nickkyrgios #kyrgios #amt2020 #mexico #atptour #atp #sports #instasport

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Nick was heavily booed when he left the court even if he tried his best. That was unfair but is rather normal as he is a rather polarizing figure. When asked about his feeling about being booed, he replied straight away: “I don’t give a f**k.”

Defending Acapulco champ Nick Kyrgios tried to play through injury today.

Then when he couldn’t and was forced to stop the match, he was booed off the court.

This did not thrill him.

(Via @acesaque)pic.twitter.com/mkNBfe2xcw

— Ben Rothenberg (@BenRothenberg) February 26, 2020

Nick Kyrgios’s ranking and performance in 2020

Now the world no.23, Kyrgios played his last match on the 25^th of February when he had to retire when playing against Ugo Humbert in the 1^st round and the scoreline was 6-3 .

Nick Kyrgios’s best result of this year was getting to the semi-finals in in ATP Cup.