Nick Kyrgios' second-round performance probably couldn't be more dominant than it was as he destroyed Filip Krajinovic in less than an hour and a half to move to the third round of the 2022 Wimbledon.
In his first appearance in the All England Club this year, Nick Kyrgios needed five sets against the home wild-card Paul Jubb. However, in the second round, it was a much different story for the Australian who broke his opponent's serve five times and didn't face any breakpoints during the match.
On Tuesday, the Aussie claimed that someone shouted that he was "sh*t". That definitely wasn't true on Thursday. During the first set, Kyrgios didn't lose a single point on his serve and broke Krajinovic twice to win the set 6-2.
He continued in a similar style also in the second set when he got an early break and even attempted a tweener lob when leading 4-1, but it was unsuccessful and so he didn't get the second break of the set and won it "only" 6-3.
In the third set, the 2022 Australian Open doubles champion didn't break his opponent only once or twice, but three times what seems to be almost impossible on the grass-court to win the match 6-2, 6-3, 6-1 in just 86 minutes.
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