"Where, when and how much $" - Kyrgios responds to Tsitsipas' revenge match

| by Sebastian Dahlman

Only a few days ago, Stefanos Tsitsipas challenged Nick Kyrgios for a "revenge match" and the Australian quickly accepted the offer.

Every tennis fan will likely remember the fourth-round match between Nick Kyrgios and Stefanos Tsitsipas from Wimbledon in 2022. During the game, the Greek player struck a ball that left the court and struck a spectator and his rival asked for a disqualification.

However, it didn't occur, as Stefanos Tsitsipas repeatedly attempted to strike his opponent throughout the match, as he later acknowledged at a press conferece. However, Nick Kyrgios appeared to be handling the match calmly and ultimately emerged as the victor.

WATCH: "No talking this time" - Tsitsipas challenges Kyrgios to "revenge match"
WATCH: "No talking this time" - Tsitsipas challenges Kyrgios to "revenge match"

Even so, the Australian declared following the match: "Whatever happens on the court, stays on the court. I love him, I'm close to his brothers." But there was little affection between them when Tsitsipas referred to him as "a bully". First, the Greek shared a picture on his Instagram profile where he cynically used newest tattoo quotation of his opponent as a caption.

Then, when asked about playing doubles in one of the interviews, Kyrgios responded: "We've got a lot of doubles, and we have doubles in DC, which I'm extremely happy about. It couldn't get much worse than having Stefanos (Tsitsipas) as a partner there, can it?"

Therefore, it is clear that Nick Kyrgios and Stefanos Tsitsipas are not currently best friends. In a trailer for Tennis Channel's Dear Friend, world number 6 was sitting on a grass court and conveyed a message to the Aussie: "Nick Kyrgios I challenge you to come here we play a rematch. Mr. Kryrgios please come to Costa Navarino I'd like a revenge match and no talking this time."

It didn't take long before the 2022 Wimbledon finalist responded by sharing the video on his Instagram story and adding a caption stating: "Done. Let's get this revenge match going. When and where and how much." Now, fans await the response from the Greek player to see if he was just joking or being serious.

Nick Kyrgios awarded Australia's Player of the Year in 2022
Nick Kyrgios awarded Australia's Player of the Year in 2022

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