Boris Becker and Nick Kyrgios argue on Twitter over Alexander Zverev’s recent party trip despite the fiasco of the Adriatic Tour. Hard words fall between the two.
“I don’t like rats,” Boris Becker tweeted on Tuesday morning, targeting Nick Kyrgios. The Australian attacked Alexander Zverev on Monday after German world number 7 was spotted at a party by fashion designer Philipp Plein. “Anyone who complains about a colleague is not a friend of mine,” continued Becker. “Look in the mirror and see if you’re better than us.”
Don’t like no #rats ! Anybody telling off fellow sportsman/woman is no friend of mine! Look yourself in the mirror and think your better than us…@NickKyrgios @farfetch
— Boris Becker (@TheBorisBecker) June 30, 2020
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The response of the 25-year-old is not long in coming. «Rats? Because you hold someone accountable? It’s a weird way of thinking about it, champion. I only think of the people, »writes Kyrgios.
Rats? For holding someone accountable? Strange way to think of it champion, I’m just looking out for people. WHEN my family and families all over the world have respectfully done the right thing. And you have a goose waving his arms around, imma say something.
— Nicholas Kyrgios (@NickKyrgios) June 30, 2020
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He adds: “IF my families and families around the world respectfully did the right thing.” He would just say something if someone had eaten something, said the former bad boy of the tour.
“Bobele” explains his criticism: “There is an unwritten law between athletes! Whatever happens on the pitch stays there, including the cloakroom! Nobody should talk about it … #Respect #Sport #Community. »
There is an unspoken understanding between athletes! Whatever happens on the court stays there including the lockers! Nobody will talk about it … #respect #sport #fellowship
— Boris Becker (@TheBorisBecker) June 30, 2020
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«I would really like to see Kyrgios realize his potential and win a Grand Slam! He would be an incredible role model for youth around the world who deal with the issues of equality and race! Grow up, buddy, and deliver! ”Said the six-time major winner.
I really would like to se @NickKyrgios fulfill his potential and win a grandslam! He would be an incredible role model for for the youth of the world addressing the issues of equality/race/heritage! Man up buddy and deliver! @atptour @ITF_Tennis
— Boris Becker (@TheBorisBecker) June 30, 2020
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Kyrgios opposes this and shares a fan’s tweet: “It has nothing to do with ‘what’s happening on the pitch’, that’s real life. This is the life of people who die. »
In another tweet Nick Kyrgios becomes personal. He writes (freely translated): «Boris Becker is a bigger fool than I thought. He can play a volley, but he’s not the brightest candle on the cake. »
Becker’s ironic replica: «You funny guy. What does it look like down under. Do you all respect the regulations? »
Kyrgios replies that Becker does not have to make friends now because he has just been removed.
Haha nah bro I’m good, don’t act like you’re my friend now because you got sat down.