Nick Kyrgios

Nick Kyrgios has caused a stir at the US Open, complaining to the chair umpire about a whiff of marijuana from the crowd during his second-round match.

Kyrgios then went on to outline some of his asthma issues when discussing the matter in his post-match press conference. A warning was then issued to the crowd as the two players returned to the court. The umpire initially thought Kyrgios was referring to smoke from food, much to the dismay of the Australian. He continued to complain during a change of ends, requesting that a warning be given to the crowd. Nick Kyrgios has caused a stir at the US Open, complaining to the chair umpire about a whiff of marijuana from the crowd during his second-round match. [encounter with Frenchman Benjamin Bonzi](https://www.sportingnews.com/au/tennis/news/nick-kyrgios-us-open-scare-alex-de-minaur-wimbledon/fafl6uz9xswsyxdcbo6tbwkb), Kyrgios claimed he could smell marijuana smoke from the stands.

The Wimbledon runner-up complained during his second-round victory over Benjamin Bonzi about the scent, asking chair umpire Jaume Campistol to warn the crowd ...

“Obviously, a lot of heckling going on as well. It’s hard because there’s a lot of distractions,” Kyrgios said. He received a warning for using profanity when the target of his anger was somebody in his box who Kyrgios didn't feel was being supportive enough. "Probably not something I want to be breathing in in between points.” 23 seed from Australia was his usual animated self during the match, carrying on conversations with himself and people in the seats. The Wimbledon runner-up complained during his second-round victory over Benjamin Bonzi about the scent, asking chair umpire Jaume Campistol to warn the crowd inside Louis Armstrong Stadium.

Nick Kyrgios is through to the third round of the US Open after beating Benjamin Bonzi 7-6(3) 6-4 4-6 6-4.

In frustration, Kyrgios he was warned for unsportsmanlike conduct as he spat on the floor and shouted at his team again. Neither would concede on their serve in the second set, with a marijuana complaint from Kyrgios at 4-3 up, until the scoreline reached 5-4. That's down to a lot of things but I'm happy." He was a break up early in the fourth. I played some really risky tennis late in that fourth set to win. Nevertheless, the Australian No.

Nick Kyrgios fired off 30 aces and 65 winners to defeat Benjamin Bonzi 7-6, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 and advance to the third round at Flushing Meadows for the fifth ...

Nick Kyrgios complained to the chair umpire that he could smell marijuana smoke during his US Open second round match against Benjamin Bonzi.

It's hard because there's a lot of distractions. When I'm running side-to-side, I'm struggling to breathe, probably not something I want to be breathing in in between points. Maybe that was it." Half the time I can't even hear my team because it's so noisy all the time. "Maybe somebody is having a joint in the grandstand. I don't care whether you smoke or not but at the side of a court when athletes are running about and plumes of cigarette smoke waft around the court from people gathering behind them and athletes running around breathing heavily suck it all in. US Open rules state that those attending the tournament should "refrain from smoking, as this is a smoke free environment." "At Wimbledon people are standing in huddles smoking all around the club. "I can't believe that anybody is allowed to smoke in the stadium. I didn't see any of it myself. "It was f***** marijuana. "You don't want to remind anyone not to do it or anything.

The Wimbledon runner-up complained during his second round victory over Benjamin Bonzi about the scent, asking chair umpire Jaume Campistol to warn the crowd ...

I got to be very careful with what I say these days." "Obviously, a lot of heckling going on as well. It's hard because there's a lot of distractions," Kyrgios said.

Nick Kyrgios was left frustrated by the smell of marijuana coming from the stands in his second round win at the US Open on Wednesday.

I probably have to lower the expectation of playing like it's a Wimbledon final every time. "Such a clean performance is not realistic in a sport like this where you're playing day in, day out. The US Open crowd is known for being boisterous and the 27-year-old agreed that the grand slam has a very different "vibe" to other tournaments.

Nick Kyrgios was left frustrated by the smell of marijuana coming from the stands in his second round win at the US Open on Wednesday.

I probably have to lower the expectation of playing like it's a Wimbledon final every time. "Such a clean performance is not realistic in a sport like this where you're playing day in, day out. The US Open crowd is known for being boisterous and the 27-year-old agreed that the grand slam has a very different "vibe" to other tournaments.

Nick Kyrgios complained to the chair umpire that he could smell marijuana smoke during his US Open second round match against Benjamin Bonzi.

Maybe that was it." It's hard because there's a lot of distractions. When I'm running side-to-side, I'm struggling to breathe, probably not something I want to be breathing in in between points. Half the time I can't even hear my team because it's so noisy all the time. "Maybe somebody is having a joint in the grandstand. I don't care whether you smoke or not but at the side of a court when athletes are running about and plumes of cigarette smoke waft around the court from people gathering behind them and athletes running around breathing heavily suck it all in. US Open rules state that those attending the tournament should "refrain from smoking, as this is a smoke free environment." "I can't believe that anybody is allowed to smoke in the stadium. "At Wimbledon people are standing in huddles smoking all around the club. "It was f***** marijuana. I didn't see any of it myself. "You don't want to remind anyone not to do it or anything.

Nick Kyrgios was given a code violation after spitting at his player's box during his four-set win over Benjamin Bonzi in the US Open second round.

I want to do it. “I want to have success with certain people. I want to do it together. I want to bring my team with me. I know that I'm capable of going to a Slam final now and I really want to achieve. Despite losing the third set, Kyrgios steadied to grab the fourth and complete a 7-6(3) 6-4 4-6 6-4 win over his French opponent.

Nick Kyrgios had some complaints about the atmosphere during his second round match at the US Open in New York on Wednesday. Kyrgios ended up defeating ...

He accused a woman of having "700 drinks," and being "drunk out of her mind" during the 2022 Wimbledon final. Kyrgios was also given a warning during the match for swearing at someone on his team that he believed wasn't supporting him enough. Following Kyrgios' outburst, the umpire made an announcement telling fans that smoking isn't permitted near the court.

During his winning match at the U.S. Open on Wednesday, Nick Kyrgios complained of a smell of marijuana coming from the stands.

After advancing to the third round of the U.S. It's hard because there's a lot of distractions,” Kyrgios said after the match. The umpire assumed that Kyrgios was complaining about a whiff of food. Wolf on Friday as he tries to advance to the fourth round for the first time. Half the time I can’t even hear my team because it’s so noisy all the time. “Obviously I’m not going to be complaining about food stuff.

You don't even want to remind anyone not to do it?" seethed the 27-year-old tennis star.

[responded to a tweet](https://twitter.com/i/events/770775917647933440?lang=en) asking if players on tour are allowed to smoke pot. She added that she was affected by the heat. The breeze wasn’t enough for Kyrgious, though, who later complained that he could “barely hear” inside the stadium. Probably not something I want to be breathing in between points,” he said. But the whiff of weed proved too much. Obviously not.” “Obviously I’m not going to be complaining about food stuff. Campistol, who officiated the 2020 U.S. Battling Benjamin Bonzi at the U.S. Open Back to video Article content

Nick Kyrgios has been fined $7500 for unsportsmanlike conduct during his second-round victory Wednesday at the US Open.

The fine was the highest given to a player at the tournament thus far. [Benjamin Bonzi](http://www.espn.com/sports/tennis/players/profile?playerId=2355) of France. [Nick Kyrgios](https://www.espn.com/sports/tennis/players/profile?playerId=1984) has been fined $7,500 for unsportsmanlike conduct during his second-round victory Wednesday at the US Open.

Kyrgios was warned after using profanity toward someone in the stands. It appeared the Wimbledon runner-up was yelling at someone in his own box, telling the ...

Kyrgios was warned after using profanity toward someone in the stands. Nick Kyrgios has been fined $7,500 for unsportsmanlike conduct during his second-round victory Wednesday. Kyrgios fined for unsportsmanlike conduct

This is the third big fine the Australian has earned at a tournament this year.

[via The Associated Press](https://apnews.com/article/us-open-tennis-championships-entertainment-sports-louis-armstrong-nick-kyrgios-4d1308826b8160362e2d17216c413ddc). “Probably not something I want to be breathing in in between points.” [Earning fines is nothing new for Kyrgios](https://www.si.com/tennis/2022/08/26/nick-kyrgios-controversial-moments-fines-timeline). It was not confirmed whether a fan was smoking marijuana at the match or not. Just this year, [he earned a $35,000 fine](https://www.si.com/tennis/2022/03/31/nick-kyrgios-fines-atp-miami-open-match-umpire) at the Miami Open for four different offenses, then [he earned a $4,000 at Wimbledon](https://www.si.com/tennis/2022/07/03/nick-kyrgios-stefanos-tsitsipas-fined-after-wimbledon-heated-match) for an audible obscenity. Later in the match, Kyrgios yelled at someone in his player’s box, telling the person to be more supportive or leave. The Australian disagreed with that, though.