Nick Kyrgios invents shots when nobody expects, says Caujolle
In an interview to L'Equipe, the Marseille Open Tournament Director Jean-Francois Caujolle commented on Nick Kyrgios. The Frenchman said: "For Kyrgios there is only a gamestyle, he does things that do not exist on any book and he invents shots when nobody expects. Rafael Nadal may be bothered sometimes."
Why not trying to make Marseille switch to an ATP 500? "First of all because the venue is too little and it does not meet with ATP 500 standards. You have to put more prize money at stake. If I have a 500, it does not mean I will have a better player's field and I would also spend more money."
"ATP has such a strong politic for the new generation. This generation is knocking on the door. I invest a lot on the players and at the end of the year, there is someone better. I am not a magician."
Meanwhile speaking to L'Equipe, Toni Nadal commented on the 19-year-old Corentin Moutet's potential: "When you are more little than others, you need to absolutely develop aggressive tennis, so if I coach Corentin Moutet I will ask him to play fast, shorten points, getting risks."
Yonex official Jean-Luc Aznavorian said: "Nick is different, but I want to say that the image we have of him is very far away from what he really. I worked with him several times for Yonex, I can tell you he is nice and always respectful with the brand for the contract he signed. He is close to the fan."
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