Nick Kyrgios' latest show of admiration for Nadal

Rafa Nadal once again demonstrated his elegance and sportsmanship both on and off the track with his statements after losing to Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas in five sets in the Australian Open quarter-finals.

Nadal did not want to seek explanations for his defeat against Tsitsipas despite the fact that the Greek rallied him two sets and surprised with these statements at a press conference in a video that has already gone viral on the networks after the broadcast that the Open de Australia. “I am not someone to make excuses or complain. I have never considered myself unfortunate. Despite all the injuries I have had, I think I am a very lucky person. All I can do is move on. I put myself in a position. with two sets up in the quarterfinals and very close to the semifinals. That I have lost an opportunity? Yes, but life goes on. I hope to continue to have opportunities and will fight for it. “

Some statements that have been highly applauded by fans and also by several tennis players on the circuit such as Nick Kyrgios. The Australian wanted to share on his social networks Nadal's words accompanied by the comment “Quality (quality)”, along with the emojis of two hands together and a crown, in a new show of admiration from the Australian to Nadal.

It is not the first time that Kyrgios has shown his admiration for Rafa Nadal despite the many scuffles that have occurred between the two in previous meetings. Last October, during an interview, he surrendered to the Balearic after his 13th victory at Roland Garros, stating that what Nadal achieved was “incredible” and that “playing there is like the backyard of his house.”

The Australian once again showed his appreciation for Nadal last January, when he shared a video of the 2020 Australian Open and the match they both played and in which he highlighted “This is why I love playing with Rafa Nadal”, despite the fact that Kyrgios lost the point after a spectacular exchange between the two. One more sample that the Australian prefers Nadal before Djokovic, against whom he has charged on several occasions in this Australian Open and whom he has dared to imitate before a match in the tournament. Kyrgios returns to surrender to Nadal.