Nick Kyrgios has opened up on conspiracy theories relating to the pyramids, the earth and moon landings in a new interview with Louis Theroux.
The tennis star is no stranger to saying some bold things, having been an outspoken character over the years.
And Kyrgios has now revealed some of his wilder theories, with the tennis star speaking on a range of topics.
Theroux asked the 29-year-old whether he thinks the pyramids were made by people.
Nick Kyrgios has opened up on conspiracy theories relating to the pyramids, the earth and moon landings in a new interview with Louis Theroux
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"No, I don't. Impossible," he said.
Theroux then said to Kyrgios that they may have been built using logs and blocks. But that's something the tennis star categorically doesn't believe.
“That’s insanity. The fact that, how is that possible they got every measurement correct and they’re all aligned?" he responded.
"And they did it with rolling large stones on logs is an insane statement.
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"Why are the doors so big? Like who needs to walk through the doors if they’re that big?
"I don’t know who it was. I just don’t think that we were capable.
"It’s 2024 and we can’t even all get along. And you think that we built the pyramids? You’re insane.
"That’s insanity stuff.”
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Kyrgios was then asked whether he thinks the earth is round.
The Australian remarked: “I’d probably be inclined to saying it’s round, but I’m also not surprised if it was the other thing either.”
Theroux then asked the tennis star about moon landings.
The 29-year-old said he had some 'thoughts' on the subject before playing the reverse card and asking Theroux if he thinks the Americans 'did land first'.
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Regarding tennis, Kyrgios was also quizzed on when he eventually retires from the sport.
And the 2022 Wimbledon finalist said that he doesn't want to 'crawl to the finish line' like the likes of Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal.
“I look at how Andy Murray’s doing it now, and how Rafael is going out, I don’t want to be like that either, I don’t want to be kind of crawling to the finish line in a sense," he said.
"What Andy Murray’s achieved in this sport is second to basically no one…unless you are Novak (Djokovic), (Roger) Federer, or Nadal, like, the next person is Andy Murray.
Nick Kyrgios is unsure whether the Earth is flat or round
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“It’s like you’ve achieved everything. You deserve to go out, I think, a little bit more gracefully than he’s done.
"I think that the surgeries, the pain, it’s just not worth it, in my opinion.”
