FANS could not believe their eyes as Nick Kyrgios suited up for today’s Wimbledon men’s singles final.
The Aussie, 29, has spent the last two weeks at the All England Club commentating on the Championships.
While his colleagues, including Tim Henman, have largely opted for a suit and tie for the Beeb’s coverage, Kyrgios has played by his own rules.
The 2022 Wimbledon finalist has worn a variety of more casual outfits – including a Boston Celtics hoodie and a large puffer jacket.
For the men’s singles final, however, Kyrgios went for a dapper grey suit.
He completed his look with a black shirt and white trainers.
Fans loved his change up, with one writing on social media: “Kyrgios is looking very dapper in that suit.”
While a second gushed: “Kyrgios looks soo smart in suit!”
A third swooned: “I have a big smile on my face just seeing Nick Kyrgios on screen wearing a SUIT! And looking great.”
And another added: “Nick Kyrgios has finally smartened himself up with a sharp suit.”
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Kyrgios is aiming to return to action next month, having been suffering with a wrist injury.
When commentator Nick Mullins commented on his puffer jacket earlier this week, Kyrgios laughed as he explained: “No, that’s just style.
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“We gotta try and appeal to the younger fans, you know?
“They’ll understand where I’m going with that.”
Kyrgios has brought plenty of enthusiasm to his new TV role.
Earlier this week he tweeted: “Also anyone that’s been hearing me on the comms…. Any constructive feedback? I want to get better and give the people what they want.”
And ahead of the men’s singles final, he added: “Excited to call the men’s final tomorrow on BBC!!!! What do you guys think about this one?!?!?!? THE REMATCH.”
Kyrgios called the men’s singles final between Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic alongside BBC stalwarts Andrew Castle and Henman.
As the match was about to begin, he let his excitement show.
He admitted: “My heart-rate was up, can’t wait to be a part of it.”
PRIZE MONEY for the 2024 Wimbledon Championships is a new record – and puts the grass-court Slam at the top of the tree.
The All England Club will dish out £50million across all the events – an increase of £5.3m and 11.9 per cent on last year, where singles champions Carlos Alcaraz and Marketa Vondrousova picked up £2.35m each.
However, the king and queen of grass this July will collect an extra £350,000 – taking the winner’s earnings to £2.7m.
Here is the breakdown for the 2024 Wimbledon singles prize money:
