Tsitsipas will begin a new year in search of the form that took him within inches of a maiden major title at last year’s Roland Garros.

The Aussie has carried his Wimbledon momentum into the US Open series, begging the question if he keep the good vibes going in the wake of persistent demons.

Broady was on the receiving end of Kyrgios’ rambunctious on-court style at the Australian Open, but ultimately feels the Aussie is good for the game.

In other social media highlights this weekend, Nick Kyrgios gets the last laugh—via emoji—as Matteo Berrettini shares some good news and Roger Federer steals the show at Wimbledon.

“What happens on the court stays on the court,” the Aussie said after his sometimes-entertaining, often-excruciating third-round win over the Greek. Not quite.

The former friends appear to have hit the point of no return after a brutal exchange in insults after their unforgettable four-setter on Court No. 1.

As the most contentious third-round match at Wimbledon drew to a close, producers had just one job.

The Aussie converted his second match point in a fourth-set tiebreak and was never broken on serve.

His third-rounder against Stefanos Tsitsipas puts the spotlight back on one of the sport's main attractions.

As Kyrgios bids to extend his perfect record against Tsitsipas, former champions Kvitova and Nadal target grass-court excellence on Saturday at The Championships.