Stefanos Tsitsipas Slammed By Alexander Zverev, Andy Murray For "Magical" Toilet Breaks

US Open: Alexander Zverev and Andy Murray questioned Stefanos Tsitsipas' long toilet breaks, alleging that the world number three had communication and received coaching inputs during his "magical" breaks.

Fact of the day. It takes Stefanos Tsitipas twice as long to go the bathroom as it takes Jeff Bazos to fly into space. Interesting. Third-ranked Stefanos Tsitsipas has been reduced to a US Open punchline for extended disruptive toilet breaks during matches, with victims Alexander Zverev and Andy Murray ripping him on Tuesday. German fourth seed Zverev, who accused Tsitsipas of getting improper coaching during his toilet break in a match at Cincinnati, went out of his way to hurl a zinger at the Greek star after a first-round triumph. After saying top-ranked Novak Djokovic is the favorite, he warned others are playing well, saying, "Daniil is in very good form. Stefanos can play well -- if he doesn't go to the moon and back for a toilet break, that will also help. I had to, I'm sorry." Britain's Murray complained about an extended Tsitsipas toilet break in a loss to him Monday, the three-time Grand Slam-winner noting, "It has never once taken me that long to go to the toilet, ever." Murray posted a tweet Tuesday comparing Tsitsipas's seven-minute hiatus with the brief space flight of billionaire Jeff Bezos. "Fact of the day. It takes Stefanos Tsitipas twice as long to go the bathroom as it takes Jeff Bazos to fly into space. Interesting," Murray tweeted.