Nick Kyrgios reacted to popular YouTuber Jake Paul sneaking into Noche UFC 306 despite being banned from all the events by the company's president Dana White. The event was held at the Sphere in Paradise, Nevada, part of the Las Vegas Valley, and Paul donned an elaborate disguise to watch his friend Sean O'Malley take on Merab Dvalishvili.
The American YouTuber has an ongoing feud with White and has accused the UFC CEO and other higher-ups of claiming a huge chunk of the revenue. In contrast, the fighters weren't given the apt perks, such as medical benefits, job security, and permission to compete in other MMA promotions.
Sean O'Malley, who competes in the Bantamweight division and is a friend of Jake Paul, took on Merab Dvalishvili at Noche UFC 306. O'Malley is also Paul's partner through the YouTuber's deodorant company 'W'.
Paul took to Instagram to post a video documenting how he snuck into the Sphere. He put on a fake wig and beard to make his face unrecognizable. He also wore huge sunglasses and a long-sleeved shirt to hide his tattoos.
Nick Kyrgios was delighted by Jake Paul's adventure and took to Instagram to react to it. He reshared Paul's reel on his story to write how the YouTuber was always up to 'no good' and called his escapade 'epic'.
"@jakepaul always up to no good! This is epic haha," Kyrgios wrote.
Jake Paul's escapade didn't end on a high note as Sean O'Malley lost his championship to Merab Dvalishvili via a unanimous decision after five rounds.
Nick Kyrgios applauded Stefanos Tsitsipas as Greek showed off his football skills during his appearance at Genoa and Roma's Serie A match
Nick Kyrgios also reacted to a video of Stefanos Tsitsipas showing off his football skills on X. The Greek appeared at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris, home ground of Genoa, for their Serie A match against Roma.
Tsitsipas is a huge fan of Genoa and delighted the fans ahead of the game as he hit some penalty kicks and urged the crowd to cheer him on. Kyrgios, impressed by his skills, reacted to it and tweeted:
"Pretty good."
Kyrgios, recovering from a wrist injury, was a part of ESPN's team to cover the 2024 US Open.