Wherever Nick Kyrgios goes, controversy ensues. Kygrios beat Rafael Nadal in three tense sets 3-6, 7-6(2), 7-6(8) at the Mexico Open in a match that Nadal and Kygrios won’t forget.

Kyrgios on one occasion asked the spectators to “shut the f*** up”. The umpire gave him a warning for swearing.

Kyrgios attempted an underhanded serve in the third set to take advantage of Nadal’s receiving position that three feet behind the baseline (within the rules, for sure).

Kyrgios was arguing with the umpire, snipping at the ball kids..usual day in Kyrgios’ life but he was also playing some good tennis between all of this.

Nadal had three match points in the final set tie break.  He couldn’t convert, and at 6-6, Nadal double faulted.  Kyrgios won the next point to win the match.

Nadal told reporters: “[Kyrgios] is a player who has enormous talent. He could win grand slams and fight the top positions of the ranking, but there is a reason why he is where he is . He lacks respect for the public, the rival and towards himself.”

Kyrgios responded by saying he won’t be listening to Nadal’s criticism and said Nadal “doesn’t know anything about me”

Radu Albot saved three championships points against Daniel Evans to win 3-6 6-3 7-6(7) in his first ATP Tour final at the Delray Beach Open.

The 29-year-old will climb to a career-high No. 52. Albot also made Moldovan history, becoming the first player from his country to lift an ATP Tour title.

Evans recently returned from a year-long cocaine suspension and was looking for his first title in almost a year.

It feels unbelievable,” said 29-year-old Albot. “You work your whole life, your whole career, and at the end you win a tournament.”