Nick Kyrgios thinks his run to the Wimbledon final can inspire youngsters who have been 'outcast' or plagued by 'negative headlines'.
The controversial Australian will head onto Centre Court to face Novak Djokovic on Sunday afternoon just one win from a first ever Grand Slam title. It follows an explosive fortnight for Kyrgios at SW19, with his impressive form tainted by controversy.
He was fined for spitting towards a spectator during his first-round win over Paul Jubb, and was also hit with a financial penalty following his fiery third-round match with Sterfanos Tsitsipas. However, his often mercurial play helped him through to the final four, where he was given a walkover due to an injury to Rafael Nadal.
