Nick Kyrgios and the great German tennis star Boris Becker fight in the fiery Twitter war

Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios has argued with ex-Boris Becker, the world’s number 1, about the ongoing coronavirus saga that plagues the global tennis community.

On Monday, Kyrgios called out German tennis star Alexander Zverev after he was seen partying in a club on the French Riviera.

Zverev was seen earlier this month on Novak Djokovic’s unfortunate Adriatic tour in Belgrade and Croatia, in which four other participants signed COVID-19.

After claiming he was “following self-isolating guidelines,” the world’s number 7 apologized when footage of him danced in a nightclub.

“No matter how lazy, sloppy, and selfish players are when it comes to following the public health guidelines during the pandemic, they’re sure to be able to quickly take action to cover their asses,” said respected tennis journalist Ben Rothenberg.

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Although Zverev tested negative for COVID-19 last week, Kyrgios Zverev struck because of “selfish” behavior.

“Sascha Zverev again, man. How selfish can you be? “Said Kyrgios.

“If you have the audacity to post a tweet that your management wrote on your behalf saying that you will isolate yourself for 14 days, and apologize to the public for at least endangering your health To stay inside for 14 days.

“Jesus, man. P *** me off. This tennis world makes me angry. How selfish can you all become? “

Six-time Grand Slam individual champion Becker jumped to Zverev’s defense and called Kyrgios a “rat” for the devastating remarks.

“Doesn’t like rats! Anyone who honors other athletes is not a friend of mine! “Becker posted on Twitter on Tuesday.

“Look in the mirror and think you’re better than us.”

Kyrgios responded quickly to Becker’s tweet and defended his previous comments.

“For heaven’s sake, Boris, I’m not competing and I’m not trying to throw anyone under the bus,” replied the 25-year-old.

“It’s a global pandemic, and if someone is as idiotic as Alex to do what he did, I’ll let him know. Easy.”

But Becker returned to serving and called the Australian “rat” again.

“We all live in the pandemic COVID-19! It is terrible and has killed many lives, ”wrote the German.

“We should protect our families / relatives and follow the guidelines, but still don’t like rats.

“(Zverev) broke the quarantine rules and he should be ashamed! He is a role model for many tennis fans, a bright star on the horizon, but still doesn’t like rats.

“There is an unspoken understanding between athletes! Whatever happens on the pitch stays there, including the lockers! Nobody will talk about it. “

Kyrgios remained steadfast and made fun of the big tennis.

“Rats? To hold someone accountable? Oddly, I only think of people, ”Kyrgios tweeted.

“IF my family and families around the world have done the right thing respectfully. And you have a goose waving its arms around, imma say something.

“(Becker) is a bigger donut than I thought. Can hit a volley, obviously not the sharpest tool in the shed. “

After Becker ended a mammoth wave of backlashes on Twitter, he tempered his attitude: “Your funny guy … how is it down under? Respect all guidelines? “

Kyrgios answered bluntly: “Haha nah bro, I’m good, don’t act like you’re my friend now because you sat down.”

The Australian continued to receive overwhelming support from social media viewers, but instead of resigning, Becker decided to criticize Kyrgios’ achievements on the pitch to change the conversation.

“I would really like to see Nick Kyrgios realize his potential and win a grand slam!” Becker posted.

“He would be an incredible role model for the youth of the world who deal with the issues of equality / race / heritage! Man on buddy and deliver! “

After Djokovic revealed that he and his wife had tested positive for the corona virus, Kyrgios also hit the Serbian superstar for his “headless decision”.

“Prayers to all players who signed COVID-19,” Kyrgios tweeted last week.

“Not with me for anything I’ve done that is ‘irresponsible’ or ‘stupid’ – that’s the cake.”

Kyrgios recently revealed his recent love interest and posted pictures on Instagram next to Chiara Passari that are titled “Happiness is Found”.

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