Nick Kyrgios has got the game to take out Grand Slams, says former umpire
In an interview to ESPN.com the former umpire Richard Ings commented on Nick Kyrgios's saying ATP is corrupt.
Ings said: "The bad thing about it was that it was being gamed. It wasn't just McEnroe and [Jimmy] Connors but other guys were doing it, too. They had a mandatory commitment of tournaments to play but if they broke a racket at the right time, they would go above the fines threshold and get four weeks where they weren't allowed to play."
On Kyrgios's multiple fines, Ings added: "If you look at the prize money [top] tennis players get, you look at the career earnings of a player like Kyrgios, if you want some help, it's not hard to pay for. If you get that element of your game in order, the payoff is huge. He's got the game to be a consistent top-five player, to take out Grand Slams, and do it regularly. Getting the mental part of the game in order would have a huge payoff for a player like him."
from Tennis World USA https://ift.tt/2ZjSQ18
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