Kyrgios fined for inappropriate behavior at Queen's Club

Jun 26, 2018
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Kyrgios fined for inappropriate behavior at Queen's Club

Published Jun 26, 2018

The ATP tour has fined Nick Kyrgios 15,000 euros ($17,500) for inappropriate behavior during the Queen's Club tournament.

Kyrgios was caught on camera performing an imitation of a lewd act as he sat in a courtside chair at the change of ends during his semifinal loss to Marin Cilic on Saturday.

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During an earlier win at the same tournament over Kyle Edmund, British broadcaster BBC apologized to viewers after a string of expletives by Kyrgios were audible on air.

The 23-year-old Kyrgios has won four titles on the ATP Tour and is widely considered to be a talented and temperamental player, but has a history of sanctions for his behavior on and off the court.

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Kyrgios fined for inappropriate behavior at Queen's Club

Kyrgios fined for inappropriate behavior at Queen's Club

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