Australia’s tennis poster boy Nick Kyrgios dethroned world no.1 Daniil Medvedev at the US Open on Sunday evening to continue his quest for the maiden Grand slam at Flushing Meadows. Aussie’s spectacular win took over the social media platforms. The controversial boxer Jake Paul was also among famous names, who admired Kyrgios’s performance and dropped one-line message.

The social media personality compared Kyrgios to the American Tennis legend Andre Agassi.

He wrote, “Aussie Aussie Aussie. Kyrrrrrgiooooos. Tennis should embrace Kyrgios. Agassi 2.0.”

Notably, Agassi is a former world No.1 tennis player, who clinched eight major championships. He also has an Olympic Gold on his resume.

Only Paul knows why he labeled Kyrgios as ‘Agassi 2.o’, but the latter’s performance certainly deserves validation. He stepped onto the grass as 23rd seed player, but his aggressive approach and dominance stunned the World No.1. Undoubtedly, this is a new challenge. His purest form of striking the ball in a pressure situation won all hearts.

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Now, he will face the likes of 27th seed Karen Khachanov to earn a spot in the semifinals.

What is Jake Paul doing now?

The social media personality is working on several challenges simultaneously. He has launched his new business venture to revolutionize the media and betting sports industry. Along with that, he also found a weekly show under the same banner ‘Betr’.

He is also active in sports as a promoter and boxer. After the cancellation of his Madison Square Garden showdown, ‘The Problem Child‘ arranged a contest on short notice with the British YouTuber KSI. However, it did not work out.

Along with that, he often engages in exchanging shots on social media with rivals. Also, it is rumored that he’ll be fighting former MMA fighter turned boxer Anderson Silva next.

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