Nick Kyrgios has caused a sensation again these days. It is no longer a secret that he generally appreciates basketball more than tennis. Not that he was shocked by the tragic death of basketball star Kobe Bryant in January of this year - Kyrgios then went on to play for his match at the Australian Open against Rafael Nadal in a jersey of the Lakers superstar and was amazed after the game announced for Bryant.

In addition to the portrait of Bryant, Kyrgios also had LeBron James immortalized on his batting arm - it will be shown how the new ink put will play.

Genie Bouchard - Forever and ever

Of course, Kyrgios is not the only one who has celebrities immortalized on his body. The (rather unknown) tennis fan is also happy to let the tattoo master of his trust work. How many bodies is Roger Federer immortalized on? One would like to know (or maybe better not). The prominence in itself shows itself because of the great honor often acknowledged and clever at the same time. An example: Genie Bouchard , the face of which has been used for some time by a man with the logical Twitter name "Genie Fan", which shocked even the good genius a little: "What do I deserve such a devoted fan", she asked like Twitter. And pondered: "Hopefully I won't disappoint you ..."

Other professionals tend to trust their motto for daily viewing. Never give up, defeat the pain and Co. are at the forefront here, but also the wisdom of a French Open finalist that it takes rain to grow plants.

Does it help? Probably - "Stan the Man" Wawrinka has won three Grand Slam tournaments thanks to Samuel Beckett's wisdom!