ESPN Nick Kyrgios attempted a no-look tweener.
- Nick Kyrgios attempted a no-look, between-the-legs return during the fourth set of a U.S. Open match.
- The ball went right to his opponent, who smashed it back over the net for the point.
- Kyrgios won the match in four sets.
Australia's Nick Kyrgios beat Radu Albot in four sets in the opening round of the U.S. Open on Tuesday, but it wasn't a perfect match for the No. 30-ranked player in the world.
In the fourth set, up 5-1, Kyrgios had to charge the net to return a drop shot. Once there, he decided to get fancy, returning the ball through his legs while looking away, in a basketball-esque fashion.
Instead, the ball went right to Albot, who smashed it back over the net for the point.
With such a sizable lead, nobody seemed to be too upset with Kyrgios, including the commentators. Nonetheless, he might want to reconsider the no-look, tweener, which really didn't seem to fool anyone.