Nick Kyrgios slammed Borna Coric to have a “zero intellectual level” after the Croatian said he did not worry about the Australian’s criticism of Novak Djokovic’s unfortunate Adak Tour tennis show. Fuel Kyrgios waged a battle on social media with anyone who played in the tournament, marking the decision to keep him “stunned” while detonating those who took part in their “stupidity”. Coric, one of four players who tested positive for coronavirus at the Balkan event last month, responded to the fire this week, suggesting that criticisms from Kyrgios, who has a hot-headed reputation on the pitch, were not credible. .
“I read what he wrote, but I just don’t care since he likes being a” general after a battle “,” Coric told Jutarnji List newspaper.
“If someone else was teaching lessons I might have understood, but Kyrgios … Somehow it’s not realistic.”
Kyrgios replied on Twitter last Wednesday saying “You should worry about it. Do you have stones on your head?
“Again, you can defend yourself from your teammates, I’m just trying to make them responsible. When I said what I said, I didn’t mean to worry. They are tennis players, they are not special.”
“Just like I thought, Coric’s intellectual level = 0,” he added, ending his tweet with a donut emoji.
You should worry about it. Do you have stones in your head? Again, you can defend yourself from your companions, I’m just trying to make them responsible. When I said what I said, I wasn’t going to worry. They are tennis players, they are not special. Just like I thought Coric intellectual level = 0 https://t.co/KNBa5mNG77
– Nicholas Kyrgios (@NickKyrgios) July 29, 2020
Kyrgios previously called German Alexander Zverev “selfish” after being seen celebrating despite the self-isolation vote after the Adria Tour.
He also traded barbs with Austrian world number three Dominic Thiem, who also played in the show.
Djokovic number one in the Serbian world later apologized for the event, in which the players embraced each other through the net and then went to a night club.
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Djokovic, Thiem, Zverev, Coric and Kyrgios were on the list of entries published on Wednesday for the ATP and WTA Western and Southern Open, a setup for the US Open from August 20 to 28 in a quarantine environment without spectators at Flushing Meadows .
If they all show up, it will be the first tournament they have played together since the word war broke out.
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