TROLL king Daniil Medvedev slammed the 'silly' Australian Open followers for doing the Cristiano Ronaldo celebration.
After which he brilliantly signed the TV digital camera 'siuuu' in an additional swipe on the annoying Aussie crowd.
The Russian star, 25, was annoyed by the Rod Laver Area's fixed use of the boo-like noise throughout his blockbuster showdown with Nick Kyrgios.
After wrapping up a 7-6 6-4 4-6 6-2 win, Medvedev instructed 1992 and 1993 champ Jim Courier on court docket: "I got here to win this match and I'm completely happy that I managed to do it. That is the one alternative when you find yourself booed between first and second serves."
Once they carried on, No2 seed and Australian Open favorite Medvedev continued: "Guys, I am unable to hear him. Please, present some respect for Jim Courier. He received right here. Thanks.
"On the video games I misplaced on the break factors - it is robust to play."
The US Open winner added to Eurosport: "It is just a bit disappointing when they're making a lot noise between first and second serves, I suppose some individuals simply have a low IQ."
However earlier than leaving the court docket, Medvedev couldn't resist one remaining dig as he was handed the pen to jot down on the lens.
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In contrast to Andy Murray on Tuesday, Medvedev knew all alongside what the noises have been.
In spite of everything, he's a large soccer fan - famously crowning his Flushing Meadows victory by flopping to the ground to recreate a FIFA celebration.
Nevertheless it was a strong and albeit unspectacular win from Medvedev in spherical two as he continued his cost in direction of back-to-back majors, regardless of the distractions on the opposite facet of the online.
Kyrgios beat Brit Liam Broady with an underarm tweener serve and he was as much as his standard tips as soon as extra on the principle present court docket at Melbourne Park.
However after the sheer leisure present in spherical one, it was extra drama this time round with a mixture of chic and ridiculous in equal measure.
For each opponent's towel cheekily stolen and tried scorching canine there was a second of insanity and a sweaty Kyrgios shedding his cool, too.
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He was warned early on about his time protecting, pushing the 25-second restrict by trudging to get his towel.
An argument with the chair umpire adopted, with Kyrgios getting the final phrases: "Nobody cares what you say."
The previous world No13 got here out for the subsequent sport by sprinting as much as the baseline, clearly mocking Carlos Bernades.
A lap of honour on his approach to a vital break within the third set, arrange by an impressive reflex volley and sealed with a scintillating forehand winner, had the group on their toes as soon as extra.
However Medvedev held for 5-2 within the fourth and Kyrgios' anger boiled over, obliterating his racket by throwing it to the ground.
That earned him a docked level, that means he served to remain within the match from 0-15 down and went broad on match level to bow out of his residence Grand Slam.
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