Because of Carlos Alcaraz, Nick Kyrgios tells Novak Djokovic, “I don’t like you.”

During his live commentary of Cameron Norrie vs. Jack Draper at Wimbledon, Nick Kyrgios said to Novak Djokovic, “I don’t like you”. The Australian tennis player, who recently got a job at the BBC, talked candidly about his friendship with the Serb.

Although the two were initially bitter enemies, Kyrgios stood up for Djokovic after he was expelled from Australia in 2021.

Since then, they’ve developed a growing bromance, although the rain prompted them to postpone their Wednesday practice at Wimbledon.

In a playful jab at his new pal, Kyrgios said that he allowed Carlos Alcaraz to defeat him in the thrilling five-setter that was the 2023 Wimbledon final.

He wished the 37-year-old had given him the same opportunity to experience success when they squared off in the Wimbledon final in 2021.

Kyrgios disclosed earlier this year how close he had been to Djokovic.

“At the beginning of our relationship, there were some changes,” Kyrgios said to Eurosport.

We now communicate with him virtually every day, and I’ve received some bizarre notes.

If you’re listening, Novak, I still don’t like you. Kyrgios remarked, “You gave Carlos one year, but you didn’t give me one.”

“It remains among the best matches I have ever witnessed. One of the few from beginning to end.”

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