‘Big Next Clown in Town’ – Tennis Fans Blast ‘Poor Little S**T’ Nick Kyrgios After Netflix Releases Trailer for Its Much-Awaited Tennis Documentary

Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios is famous for inflicting controversies with his words. Apart from his vocal nature on the court, he has been pretty aggressive with his media interactions as well. Because of all that, Kyrgios has earned the title of a brat. While there are many who love to hate him because of his antics, at times the fans troll him for it as well.

The 27-year-old recently became the target of trolling fans. However, all he did this time was claim something on the latest Netflix tennis documentary. Here’s what happened.

Fans troll Nick Kyrgios for claiming himself to be the next big thing in tennis

For a long time, tennis fans were waiting for a Netflix documentary based on the life of tennis players. They got the good news recently when the trailer for Break Point was out. From the trailer, we can see that the series closely follows the life of a few top tennis stars of the modern generation.

Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios is also an important part of the series. In the trailer, we can hear Kyrgios saying, “The expectation for me to be the next big thing is massive.” 

Fans were firstly surprised and later mocked Kyrgios for the statement. The 27-year-old has now been there on the tour for quite some time. The mocking came in, particularly for his age and performance history. Here’s how fans reacted to it on a Reddit thread.

Kyrgios has been on the tour for quite some time now. While the Aussie has a great fan following and particularly had a great season last year, he is still to win a Grand Slam. Earlier in the Wimbledon Championships 2022, he had a good run and made it to his first Major final. However, Serbian tennis great Novak Djokovic came on his way to his first Grand Slam glory.

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Later, he had a decent run in the US Open as well. However, he couldn’t go past the quarterfinals. While there’s no doubt that Kyrgios is an exciting talent, what irked fans is his age. It won’t be wrong to say that the 27-year-old is already an experienced campaigner. The narrative of the next big thing is something more suitable for the likes of Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Swiatek, who have done remarkably well in their initial days on the tour.

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However, with the kind of form Kyrgios is in, it will be interesting to see if he can clinch his first Grand Slam title this year.