Nick Kyrgios of Australia has won the match but lost at Wimbledon this year.
The 40th single player was fined $ 10,000 for anything that violated sportsmanship. This is the largest penalty ever announced at this year's All England Club.
A controversial tennis player was fined after spitting on fans during his first round victory against Paul Jub in England on Tuesday.
"As soon as I won the match today, I turned to him ... I've been working on hatred and denial for a long time, so it seems like I'm borrowing that person. I don't feel like anything. "Kyrgios said.
"He literally went to the match as if no one literally supported him," he continued. "It was just stirring and despising. That's fine, but if I give it back to you, that's exactly it."
Kyrgios also won the match in four sets, after she reported what Kyrgios had told the referee chief, she Called a "snitch" and blamed the female line judge.
"Did one person come here to see her speak today? No," Kyrgios told the chair's referee. "Why is she doing that? No one in the stadium has seen her start doing anything. Not alone."
Kyrgios The problem of the heckler continued into the second set when the crowd informed him of the chairman's referee that he had thrown racial slurs at him and insisted that they should be removed.
Fortunately, Kyrgios' on-court drama hasn't influenced his powerful match. Australia's Hothead continues to beat Serbian Filip Krajinović 6-2, 6-3, 6-1. Second round.
At a post-match meeting following a great performance with Krajinović, Kyrgios counterattacked a reporter who questioned both his match and Tuesday's spit case.
"I played Filip Krajinović today. Don't you want to know how I played?" He argued.
"Today, the media didn't tell me anything wrong," Kyrgios said of the match on Thursday.
"I know you can't ask me anything or stir something. I love it because I can't write anything," continued the player. "What are you going to say? Nothing today. I was stunned by you."
All eyes swing towards Kyrgios, both verbally and physically — this Saturday he will face Greece's fifth-placed Stefanos Tsitsipas. .. This is one of the most anticipated matches to date at Wimbledon.
