When Tennis Is Too Easy For Nick Kyrgios 

The computer almost dropped off

Bro the disani label sticked to the ref stan

Same. i hit a like instead of playing fifa until 3am :)

bro i was trying to drink and ....

Somehow a gun just appeared in my hand and then it just went off.

Yeah, the sacrifices you have to make to get right to the top are insane and he's admitted he isn't willing to make them (don't think I would either), since, as Nadal says, he doesn't love tennis

This is the problem that all of the top 100 players have. They are all millionaires thanks to Fed popularizing tennis. And none of them have to win majors to achieve it. You just have to show up to match and collect a big check. Winning is nice but not required. And that's why very few can challenge Joker or Nadal in majors. It's pitiful and very sad. It's a very weak era for tennis.

@@twinwankel You're right. Nadal and Djokovic are the only ones with the drive.

You’re wrong there are loads of way more talented players.

Well also, he hates traveling so he's always holding back haha

Balotelli isn't even close to what kyrgios has achieved in tennis. Mario is just another overrated player.

@@rodrigosaralegui6627 Mario is in fact talked about as being very gifted technical and clever player. Just wastes his potential sadly

@@rodrigosaralegui6627 mario won a champions league, Serie A, premier league and carried Italy to a European final. What do you smoke

@@euangray7396 alone ? lol

also marat safin

I think he is for sure, when he's playing well it truly feels like no one can beat him, he just can't sustain it, and when his level drops he goes completely mental xD

Talent can never beat hard work! Same was with fabio fognini, he was a natural talent too, effortless, hardwork kills the talent anyday!

After Federer maybe

Federer el plastico! Nick el naturale

@@factsandall6913 but talent AND hard work can most definitely beat hard work. Look at Messi vs Ronaldo

Tennis is not too easy for him. he has troubles with his backhand, and hasn't won a single slam due to it.

lol he would have been good but best player of all time is stretching it don't you think

🤔 .. he may 'double' down. Losing 2023 with his wrist injury. Wondering if he'll be able to come back?

Not as much as Alcaraz.

@@quentinhirschfeld9382 hmm I will do a little nitpicking here. Kyrgios was able to beat all of the Big 3 in their first meetings. This thrusted him into the front of headlines. I would argue he has the most potential. It's just a shame his mental could not bear the pressure. But slowly, Kyrgios is learning how to weather the storm.

Oil and water ......talent and arrogance ......they don't mix well. Most people simply don't like to watch this kind of character .....but then ....there are a lot of people who DO like this kind of character. Keep in mind, these are single clips of different matches, over a long period of time. During a match, there can be what appears to be one very amazing shot .....but in fact it is simply being in the right place at the right time, or "guessing"/"anticipating" correctly ....and willing to commit and be prepared ....which these pros do EVERY match. It is just the reaction after a single great shot that is in question. Celebrating after one shot is quite ridiculous when it is the single match winner that is important. This is one reason why Federer is/was so good. There was very little to celebrate until the match was won. That's CLASS. Kyrgios, quite the opposite....CLASSLESS. .

@@quentinhirschfeld9382 More than Alcaraz! Kyrgios can do (and has done) everything Carlos does with the racket. There are plenty of things Carlos can't do that Kyrgios can. There is no way you'll ever see Carlos do a SABR off a 130mph serve and end up with a return winner for example(more than once). Dimitrov is also more skillful with the racket than Carlos btw. It's just that Carlos at 19 has already worked 5 times harder than Kyrgios at 28. Put in way more hours already honing his craft and building his body. Doing everything the right way to get better. Kyrgios doesn't care to be great! He just wants to earn enough off his talent in tennis to live a comfortable life. If he did care to pursue greatness, he would have won at least 6 slams by now. Especially with that cheat serve of his!

@@jay_kulina Kyrgios has average touch, his dropshot are rubbish for example!

But that's only against those same players. Wawrinka, Coric, Rublev, Mannarino.

Nick has crazy raw power on both forehand and serve .. I think it's genetic muscle fiber combined w. talent and being able to see things in 'slow motion'.

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Fully agree, it's easy to always play nonchalant and go for the highlights. Consistency is difficult and not everyone is able to do that.

That only takes a sports psychologist to sort him out.

As much as I love him I think he would be really difficult or near on impossible to coach ! He's his own man and firmly believes he knows what's best for him . If he does get a coach John McEnroe would be good for him , I think he would understand Nick's complexities having a very volatile personality himself back in the day .

The potential 'slipped out of his hand(s)' ;) ?

Can you see that potential already???, the water slips and his own potential that water just gets energy blasted to the wall

Nah, he just can't handle pressure. It slipped out of his hand.

@@randolphpinkle4482 that bottle really did slip out of his hand

You seem to be oblivious to his classless antics. You like watching "classless antics"? Well, you're certainly not alone. Oil and water ......talent and arrogance ......they don't mix well. Most people simply don't like to watch this kind of character .....but then ....there are a lot of people who DO like this kind of character. Keep in mind, this video is of single clips of different matches, over a long period of time. During a match, there can be what appears to be one very amazing shot .....but in fact it is simply being in the right place at the right time, or "guessing"/"anticipating" correctly ....and willing to commit and be prepared ....which these pros do EVERY match. It is just the reaction after a single great shot that is in question. Celebrating after one shot is quite ridiculous when it is the single match winner that is important. This is one reason why Federer is/was so good. There was very little to celebrate until the match was won. That's CLASS. Kyrgios, quite the opposite....CLASSLESS. .

@@taxicamel how do top players like zerev, stefano rudd rublev etc lose to a classless player like kyrigos. If kyrigos that bad and classless shouldnt it be easy for him to be crushed?

Rob Kyrios can be entertaining but he can also be very tiresome .

I found it shameful. It’s a tough job separating the exciting tennis from the ugly behaviour.

Hahaha same

The angles on his drop shots are jaw dropping, on a good day when he's focused he runs over his opponents like a freight train and second serves like he's just launched an anti aircraft missile . But ‼️you're right he may never win a GS but it's not because of who he's playing , he's already beaten the what was top 3 👍🏻 it's himself, if he can conquer his own issues this bloke can beat anyone, any day of the week . He is really that good 🥰

I was devastated he couldn't play at Wimbledon 😢 was really looking forward to some mesmerising tennis and a few tantrums 😂

All in good time , he's not running out of money yet ! He'll be back 👍🏻