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Nick Kyrgios said Daniil Medvedev might be the best player in the world right now. Last year's Australian Open runner-up showed why on a rowdy stage
The No. 2 seed battled the crowd and a uniquely talented opponent over four sets, and survived to reach the third round—but not before giving his candid thoughts on the atmosphere.
Published Jan 20, 2022
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Many times, just when Kyrgios seemed ready to make the stadium explode, Medvedev snuffed out the energy with a big first delivery.
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“It’s about time that people embraced some sort of different energy in this sport otherwise it will die out,” says Kyrgios. “It’s just that simple.”
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