Nick Kyrgios Complains About Smelling Weed During U.S. Open Match

Nick Kyrgios is making a habit of calling out fans at Grand Slams. During the Wimbledon final in July, the Aussie accused a fan of having "700 drinks," and that fan is now suing him. Now, Kyrgios is accusing fans of smoking weed at the U.S. Open.

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“People don’t know. I’m a heavy asthmatic,” Kyrgios said afterward. “When I’m running side to side, I’m struggling to breathe, probably not something I want to be breathing in in between points. “Yeah, U.S. Open, it’s a very different vibe to everywhere else. I feel like Wimbledon was so proper. Australian Open, you kind of expect it there, being an Aussie. But here, it’s just like noisy," Kyrgios told the press. "Point in, point out, I can’t barely hear. Half the time I can’t even hear my team because it’s so noisy all the time. … Constant jitter. Things going off, sirens. … For someone that’s struggled to focus in my career, I’m really trying hard to put my head down and play point by point, try to dig myself out of some certain situations. It’s hard because there’s a lot of distractions." Welcome to New York, Mr. Kyrgios. The Aussie is set to meet American J.J. Wolff in the third round on Friday.