Days Ahead of Much-Awaited Tennis Show, 24-Year-Old Stefanos Tsitsipas Reveals Disappointment as It Features His Infamous Nick Kyrgios Feud – ?Not?a?Big?Fan..?

In the newest case of off-court drama, Greek tennis sensation Stefanos Tsitsipas, known for his remarkable performances on the court, has recently expressed his disappointment with the upcoming second season of Netflix’s tennis documentary series, Break Point. In an exclusive interview with Eurosport, Tsitsipas candidly shared his views on the production, criticizing its portrayal of his tennis journey and the events surrounding his controversial match against Nick Kyrgios.

Tsitsipas, who became the youngest winner of the year-end ATP Finals in eighteen years at the 2019 tournament, has firmly established himself as a force to be reckoned with in the tennis world. With nine ATP singles titles under his belt, including two Masters 1000 championships, and two Grand Slam finals appearances, Tsitsipas has proven his mettle on numerous occasions.

Tsitsipas Expresses Disappointment with Break Point Part: 2 Production

When asked about his concerns regarding the documentary reopening the conflict from last year, according to Eurosport, Tsitsipas replied, “If that comes up, it is. I had problems with the behavior in that match. I wasn’t used to such things before. He made it into my head, which other players don’t really succeed. But I understand that and I am aware that such things can happen again in the future. I know how to deal with it. That is good.”

Reflecting on his own actions during the match, Tsitsipas admitted, “How I dealt with it in the match was totally immature. I am not bothered when the episode comes out and the wound opens again, so to speak. I’m not a big fan of the whole production. You could have done a much better job, to be honest. I’m a little disappointed. I’m not the only one who sees it that way either. If you ask other players, they will say exactly the same thing.”

Indeed, Tsitsipas is not the only one with reservations about the show. His candid remarks shed light on the dissatisfaction among some players regarding the production’s portrayal of their experiences.

What happened between Tsitsipas and Kyrgios during Wimbledon 2022?

The match between Tsitsipas and Kyrgios at Wimbledon 2022 was an electrifying spectacle that left spectators and fans on the edge of their seats. After Tsitsipas claimed the first set 7-6, Kyrgios fought back, taking the second set 6-4. The match was now level in sets, and tensions were running high.

In a moment of frustration, Tsitsipas angrily threw a ball into the crowd, which caught the attention of Kyrgios. Seizing the opportunity, Kyrgios engaged in a heated argument with the chair umpire, demanding Tsitsipas’s disqualification. Drawing parallels to Novak Djokovic’s disqualification from the 2020 US Open, Kyrgios questioned why Tsitsipas wasn’t similarly penalized for endangering the crowd. “How can you throw a ball into the stands, hit someone, and not be disqualified? Does he have to get hurt before you disqualify him?” Kyrgios exclaimed.

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Known for his emotional outbursts on the court, Kyrgios expressed his disbelief, saying, “If I did this… my God.” Despite Kyrgios’s pleas, the match continued, albeit with a palpable tension between the two players.

As the release of Break Point Part: 2 approaches, Tsitsipas’s dissatisfaction with the series has shed light on the complexities and challenges faced by athletes in the spotlight.

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