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Nick Kyrgios and Desirae Krawcyzk flirting during a post game press conference
'I'll text you if you want': Nick Kyrgios, 24, is caught asking mixed doubles partner Desirae Krawczyk, 25, on a date before a VERY flirty Wimbledon press conference
- Kyrgios said he would text Krawczyk to join him on a night out
- The pair couldn't stop laughing during a flirty press conferece on Friday
- The doubles team lost to Marcus Daniell and Jennifer Brady
- Rafael Nadal knocked Nick Kyrgios out of Wimbledon in an ill-tempered match
- During the third set, the Australian hit Nadal with the ball during a rally
- Kyrgios admitted after that he was aiming to hit Nadal and refused to apologise
Nick Kyrgios appeared to ask doubles partner Desirae Krawczyk out on a date in a very flirtatious press conference after their match on Friday.
The pair lost their mixed doubles game to Marcus Daniell and Jennifer Brady but Kyrgios seemed more interested in his partner Krawczyk, 25, during the post match press conference.
Before the conference started, Kyrgios, 24, chatted to her about his plans for the evening - and asked her if she wanted to join him.
'We've got a club set up, it's going to be outrageous,' Kyrgios said, not realising the microphones were on.
The pair couldn't stop laughing during the press conference and appeared to have as much off court chemistry as they did on
'Um yeah, I'll just text you if you want,' Kyrgios said awkwardly covering his head so the reporters didn't hear.
'I don't want to say to much if they're (microphones) actually on,' he said.
During the game, Kyrgios seemed to get on very well with Krawczyk, who is from California and has a doubles ranking of 45.
The pair were seen giggling on and off the field, with Kyrgios nudging and teasing Krawczyk.
At one point, Kyrgios joked to the crowd that his partner was 'crazy bossy.'
A reported brought this up in the conference and Krawczyk joked that she was less than impressed - but Kyrgios denied ever saying it.
'Yeah like... no I didn't,' Kyrgrios said after seeing the shocked look on his partner's face before the pair burst into laughter.
Krawczyk was giving back Kyrgios as much as he gave her, calling him out when he told reporters he planned to have a quiet night.
Desirae Krawczyk (pictured) teased Kyrgios and said he was 'full of s***' when he said he planned to have a quiet night, despite asking her moments ago to join him for a night out
'Are you? Full of s***. Full of s***. Sorry for my language.
'I'm sure they (the journalists) all believe that,' Krawczyk said before they erupted into laughter again.
The teammates appeared in a world of their own, displaying as much off-field chemistry and they did on the court.
Kyrgios bent over Krawczyk's chair, laughing and touching her on the arm.
They also told how their unlikely partnership was struck up via an Instagram message.
Kyrgios revealed he 'slid into her DMs' because he wanted to put the fun back into tennis.
'I didn't want to, you know, come off like a creep when I asked her. I just genuinely wanted to play. You know, just have a lot of fun,' the 24-year-old said.
Nick Kyrgios with doubles partner Desirae Krawczyk on day five of the Wimbledon Championships on Court 18
Krawczyk said she was taken aback by the question but thought she couldn't pass up the opportunity and said it would be fun.
'He just asked a random question, 'Do you want to play mixed at Wimby?' I was, like, 'Sure, why not?' Thought it would be fun.'
Kyrgios even left his bad boy behaviour off the court during the doubles match, giving no complaints, no loud tantrums and no self loathing.
He looked at his team mate with admiration during the conference and comfortably gave her compliments.
Nick Kyrgios of Australia (foreground) and partner Desirae Krawczyk (background) of The United States in action against Marcus Daniell of New Zealand and Jennifer Brady of The United States
'She's cool. She played awesome. I thought she was really good,' Kyrgios blushed.
Kyrgios has recently come under fire after his second round defeat to Rafael Nadal in the singles.
Kyrgios was criticized on Friday after he confessed he purposefully aimed to hit Rafael Nadal with the ball during last night's match - before heading back to the pub to let off some much needed steam.
Nick Kyrgios seen leaving practise courts at Wimbledon. The Australian crashed out of both the mixed doubles and singles in the last 24 hours
Nick Kyrgios in action during the mixed doubles on day five of the Wimbledon Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
Australia's Nick Kyrgios and US player Desirae Krawczyk lost against New Zealand's Marcus Daniell and US player Jennifer Brady during their mixed doubles first round match today
The tennis badboy refused to apologise for deliberately thrashing a forehand directly at his opponent in their ill-tempered grudge match at Wimbledon yesterday.
He admitted he was 'going for him' and told a press conference after his four set defeat: 'I wanted to hit him square in the chest.'
He said: 'I don't care. Why would I apologise? I mean, the dude has got how many slams, how much money in the bank account?
'I think he can take a ball to the chest. I'm not going to apologise to him at all.'
His confession has sparked an angry backlash on social media, with fans calling for the 'spoiled brat' to be fined or 'banned' from the sport.
Hours later he was back at the pub for a second night in a row, filming himself on Instagram singing along to music while relaxing with friends at a private event.
Nick Kyrgios refused to apologise after admitting he aimed to hit Rafael Nadal with the ball
During the third set, the controversial Australian hit Nadal (top) with the ball during a rally
The Spaniard managed to stop the ball from hitting his body with his racquet
In one clip he is seen drinking from a cup and films a game of beer pong, with several bottles of lager lined up on a table.
Just 24 hours earlier, and the night before his second round clash on Centre Court, he was spotted at the Dog & Fox Pub in Wimbledon, where he stayed until around 11pm.
Broadcaster Piers Morgan tweeted after he admitted to aiming for Nadal on purpose: 'The only redeeming feature about Kyrgios is that the repulsive spoiled brat knows exactly how awful he is & simply doesn't care.'
A user wrote: 'He was absolutely disgusting. There is no way he should have been allowed to continue the game after his outburst at the umpire.
'He was completely disrespectful to the umpire, Nadal and the spectators.'
Nick Kyrgios has shrugged off his defeat by Rafael Nadal by partying on Thursday night
Another said: 'How can anyone defend Nick Kyrgios? He's said he deliberately smashed the ball into Nadal which could cause a serious injury.
'Can you imagine a footballer coming out saying he purposely tried to injure an opponent? He would get a ban.'
A user tweeted: 'Nick Kyrgios should be fined for admitting publicly that he deliberately fired a ball at Nadal. 'Why should I apologise, he's won so many slams, has so much money, he can take a ball to the chest'! That could kill someone!
And another wrote: 'Just shows how childish & pathetic this man is. It's a wonder he didn't start crying & run away with all the balls, just like a spoilt brat who can't have his own way. PATHETIC!!!
A game of beer pong in played as Kyrgios parties along with friends on Thursday evening
A user added: 'Nick Kyrgios should be fined for admitting publicly that he deliberately fired a ball at Nadal. 'Why should I apologise, he's won so many slams, has so much money, he can take a ball to the chest'! That could kill someone!'
Kyrgios struggled to keep his cool during the encounter which the Spaniard won 6-3 3-6 7-6 (5) 7-6 (3).
As well as aiming to his Nadal with the ball, there were several other controversial moments during the spectacle.
Kyrgios argued with the umpire and delivered his trademark underarm serve on two different occasions.
Nadal was particularly angered by his use of underarm which also drew boos from the Centre Court crowd.
Nadal refuses to break eye contact with Kyrgios following the incident on Centre Court
The 18-times Grand Slam winner appeared rattled at his opponent's antics, loudly celebrating points in a display of emotion that is unusual for him.
After the match, the Spaniard branded Kyrgios 'dangerous.'
During the press conference, Kyrgios told journalists: 'Why would I apologise?
'I didn't hit him. Hit his racket, no? Why would I apologise? I won the point.
'I don't care. Why would I apologise? I mean, the dude has got how many slams, how much money in the bank account? I think he can take a ball to the chest. I'm not going to apologise to him at all.
His confession has sparked an angry backlash on social media, with fans calling for him to be fined or 'banned' from the sport, saying he could have caused serious injury
'I was going for him. I wanted to hit him square in the chest. Like, he's got decent hands.'
In the frosty press conference, he was asked whether he could have 'played a bit better' if he didn't spend the night down the pub.
He replied to the journalist: 'No. You look way too excited to ask that question. You must have a really boring life.'
In a rare light moment, Kyrgios recognised a female journalist he had been partying with at a pub the night before his loss.
Three minutes into the conference, the journalist said: 'Nick, you played a great match'.
Kyrgios turned to face her and his eyes lit up. 'You, you were at the pub last night,' he said, smiling and pointing at her.
Kyrgios also vented his frustration at umpire Damien Dumusois, who he labelled a 'disgrace'
The Australian was perplexed by the notion that he should have said sorry to Nadal
'Oh yes, I know,' the woman replied, drawing a big laugh from the other reporters in the room.
'You are ruining my reputation,' she joked. Kyrgios then sat up in his chair and said: 'Ah OK, that's hilarious'.
He then said 'yeah sorry' and tried to keep a straight face to answer the question.
But the 24-year-old Australian cracked another smile, shook his head in disbelief and said 'this is awkward'.
Later on Twitter, the publisher of Inside Tennis magazine, Bill Simmons, said the journalist was one of his freelance writers, Lucia Hoffman.
Hoffman was pictured being kissed on the cheek by Kyrgios at Wimbledon's Dog and Fox pub on Wednesday night.
Sports commentator Miguel Seabra on Twitter wrote on Wednesday night: 'I just had a toast with Nick Kyrgios at the Dog & Fox.
'He is completely relaxed, laughing with friends, chatting with girls, drinking. Quite an unorthodox preparation for tomorrow's blockbuster, uh? I like it.'
Nadal, aiming for a third Wimbledon crown, said after the match: 'The history of this sport is about respect and is about playing fair during the whole time.
'I don't say Nick does this stuff to bother the opponent, but it is true that sometimes he's dangerous.
'When he hits the ball like this, is dangerous. It is not dangerous for me, it is dangerous for a line referee, dangerous for a crowd.
'When you hit the ball like this, you don't know where the ball goes.
'I know he's a big talented player, but I am a professional player too. I know when you hit this kind of ball, the ball can go anywhere.
'This time the ball went in, almost hit me, no problem. I am professional, so I know how to avoid this.
'But another one, the ball goes straight to the back. So (it would) have been a dangerous moment for the line umpire.
'That ball hits an eye or something like this, is a problem. That's it.
Despite their war of words and heated match, the pair still shook hands following the result
Kyrgios didn't appear too down about his defeat as he partied with friends at a private event
'Is not about that I am angry about him at all. It's about I want to play a match of tennis. Sometimes it is difficult.'
One of the catalysts of the spat between the two players is Kyrgios' frustration at Nadal's speed of play, something that earned him a warning for venting at umpire Damien Dumusois, who he called a 'disgrace'.
He later added 'terrible' to his description of the official.
Kyrgios added: 'I'm serving, I'm like starting my routine. Rafa said, 'Stop'.
Nick Kyrgios (right at Wimbledon) prepared for his match with Rafael Nadal at Wimbledon with a night down the Dog & Fox pub nearby. He is pictured left kissing tennis journalist Lucia Hoffman on the cheek
Kyrgios was seen at the Dog & Fox pub, pictured, until around 11pm Wednesday, just hours before his match with Nadal
'The rule is like play to the speed of the server. Why do I have to wait for him to get into his rhythm every time?
'I got angry at the ref. He's like, 'No, I'll tell him what I want to tell him'.
'I was like, 'Oh, a little bit of a power trip there'. He obviously feels pretty important sitting up in the chair.
'He was just terrible. I thought the way he handled the match was just bad.
'I just don't think he was up to scratch today. That's most definitely not why I lost.'
Kyrgios and Nadal's rocky relationship originated in Acapulco in February where Kyrgios beat Nadal on his way to win the Mexican Open.
He brought out an underarm serve in the three-set win, which caused the Spaniard to accuse his opponent of lacking 'respect for the public, the rival and towards himself'.
Kyrgios branded Nadal 'super salty' in an explosive podcast after the Spaniard took exception to being under-armed.
Kyrgios then dubbed Nadal's uncle Toni 'an idiot' after being accused of being uneducated and lacking respect for his tour rivals.
Love match? Eugenie Bouchard sparks speculation she's dating Nick Kyrgios after cheering him on in his box at Wimbledon
Tennis golden girl Eugenie Bouchard sparked rumours she's dating Nick Kyrgios after she was spotted cheering him on from his private box at Wimbledon.
Keen observers noticed Bouchard - who was eliminated in the first round of the ladies singles - chose to side with Kyrgios during his second-round grudge match against Rafael Nadal.
She and her sister Charlotte were spotted taking selfies inside the box and cheering Kyrgios on.
The Canadian tennis star sparked further whispers when she posted a photo on Twitter of the Aussie serving along with three love heart eye emojis.
Tennis golden girl Eugenie Bouchard (left) has sparked rumours she's dating Nick Kyrgios after she was spotted cheering him on from his private box at Wimbledon
Kyrgios and Bouchard are famous off-court friends. The pair practised with one another in the lead-up to the Wimbledon tournament and have played mixed doubles together in the past
She then publicly defended him as complaints started pouring in about his 'lazy' and 'disrespectful' underarm serve.
'It has nothing to do with lack of respect. It's literally just a different way to hit a serve,' she said.
'Underarm serves aren't against the rules. It's a tactic. Anything to win the point.'
Kyrgios and Bouchard are famous off-court friends.
The pair practiced with one another in the lead-up to the Wimbledon tournament and have played mixed doubles together in the past.
'He's so chill, he's very nice and was making the practice for me, which I appreciated,' Bouchard said.
'I asked him to do a couple really hard serves. I was able to return a few.
'It's great for reaction because the ball comes so much faster — a different spin, more aggressive spin. Usually after hitting with a guy like that the ball seems slower when I'm hitting with a girl.'
The Canadian tennis star sparked further whispers when she posted a photo on Twitter of the Aussie serving along with three love heart eye emojis
She and her sister Charlotte (left) were spotted taking selfies inside the box and cheering Kyrgios on
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