“It was marijuana,” Nick Kyrgios clarified, via the New York Post. “Obviously I’m not going to be complaining about food stuff. Obviously not.” — via TheGrowthOp usopen cannabisnews
Playing in an environment that was leaning toward rowdy, at least as far as tennis goes, it seemed the perfect setting for the combustible star to find his rhythm. But the whiff of weed proved too much.Kyrgios later explained that he’s a “heavy asthmatic,” and he was worried about how the smoke might impact his performance.
“When I’m running side to side, I’m struggling to breathe. Probably not something I want to be breathing in between points,” he said.world’s first naturally ventilated tennis stadiumThe breeze wasn’t enough for Kyrgious, though, who later complained that he could “barely hear” inside the stadium. It’s also not the first time Kyrgious has taken issue with a spectator. Earlier this year, he accused a fan of having “700 drinks” at Wimbledon, a claim that has led to a defamation lawsuit.
“He always says the crowd is against him and I wanted to show we were for him, I wanted to encourage him,” Palus said. Kyrgios had a different read on the situation, telling the umpire that “she’s drunk out of her mind and speaking to me in the middle of a game.” Palus was temporarily ejected from the court but allowed to return later on, a bottle of water in hand.
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Nick Kyrgios complains to the umpire about the smell of weed at the U.S. Open“It was marijuana,” Nick Kyrgios clarified, via the New York Post. “Obviously I’m not going to be complaining about food stuff. Obviously not.” — via TheGrowthOp usopen cannabisnews
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