Nick Kyrgios slams BBC expert Andrew Castle for comment on Djokovic behavior in Wimbledon Men’s Singles final

World’s most reputed news organisation, BBC is in the news once again for the wrong reason. Tennis star Nick Kyrgios has slammed BBC expert presenter Andrew Castle and called him a ‘clown’ over his commentary on Wimbledon Men’s final between Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz.

As the seven times Wimbledon Champion lost to a 20-year-old tennis player, 16 years junior to him, he got frustrated, lost his cool, and threw his racket to the net before moving out of the ground. The crowd booed Djokovic and a backlash sparked online. Andrew said that it shows that the Serb player was a human being.




Kyrgios, who pulled out of Wimbledon this year due to his injuries, attacked the BBC expert commentator. He said, “Whoever is the clown sitting next to Woodbridge in the commentary box just need not speak and spoil the match big time.”

The BBC team of experts covering the Wimbledon Men’s final match included a former professional-turned-presenter Andrew Castle and another tennis great, Todd Woodbridge. The final turned out to be a nail-biting grand finale which lasted for four hours and millions of tennis fans kept themselves glued to the television sets.

Hundred of tennis lovers came online and backed Nick Kyrgios for his comments.

FAQs:

Q1:Why was the BBC expert covering Wimbledon’s final slammed?
As the seven times Wimbledon Champion lost to a 20-year-old tennis player, 16 years junior to him, he got frustrated, lost his cool, and threw his racket to the net before moving out of the ground. Andrew said that it shows that the Serb player was a human being. He was slammed for this comment.

Q2:Who is Nick Kyrgios?
Nick Kyrgios is an Australian tennis player, he pulled out of Wimbledon this year due to injuries.