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Bernard Tomic’s embarrassing Wimbledon performance has former Australian players cringing, says Pat Cash, after the player confessed in a stunning post-match admission to feeling bored during his insipid 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 first round loss to German veteran Mischa Zverev and not being really concerned by his grand slam results. 
  
 ‘Bored’ Tomic crashes out of Wimbledon and questions own commitment Read more 
  
 He also acknowledged having a mental issue – lacking motivation and not respecting the sport enough. His comments at the sport’s biggest showpiece prompted former Wimbledon champion Cash to caution Tomic about the Australian tennis legacy he was jeopardising. 
  
 “I don’t think Bernie by a long shot represents everybody, Australian players,�? Cash told the BBC. “He can do a lot worse than that to ruin the image that we’ve created. But a lot of ex-players are cringing, Aussies, especially the guys who started this pro circuit. We wouldn’t be here without these guys.�? 
  
 Australian six-time grand slam doubles champion Rennae Stubbs labelled Tomic’s comments a disgrace. “You’re an embarrassment to yourself, and not only to the sport but to Australian tennis,�? Stubbs told the BBC. 
  
 Leading Australian tennis coach and commentator Roger Rasheed said 24-year-old Tomic needed help and agreed he should walk away from the game for a time. “The problem is, where does he go?�? Rasheed told Sky Sports Radio. 
  
 “I don’t know where it [support] is going to come from, to be honest. You’d like to help the kid, as a person, just to talk to him to see what he’s interested in doing as a passion and try to work with that.�? 
  
 Despite being heard complaining of a back problem during a medical time-out midway through the match, Tomic later said he wasn’t too troubled by it. “It was definitely a mental issue out there,�? he said. “I don’t know why, but I felt a little bit bored out there, to be completely honest with you. 
  
 “So I feel holding a trophy or doing well, it doesn’t satisfy me anymore. It’s not there. I couldn’t care less if I make a fourth-round US Open or I lose first round. To me, everything is the same. I’m going to play another 10 years, and I know after my career I won’t have to work again.�? 
  
 Nine-time Wimbledon winner Martina Navratilova said Tomic should get out of the sport if that’s how he feels. “It’s disrespectful to the sport and disrespectful to the history of the sport. If you can’t get motivated at Wimbledon it’s time to find another job. The spectators paid good money to come here and watch Wimbledon and the guy shows up and doesn’t try, he can’t be bothered. Just stay at home.�? ||||| Media playback is not supported on this device I was bored - Tomic's extraordinary admission 
  
 Wimbledon 2017 on the BBC Venue: All England Club Dates: 3-16 July Starts: 11:30 BST Live: Coverage across BBC TV, BBC Radio and BBC Sport website with further coverage on Red Button, Connected TVs and app. Click for full times. 
  
 Bernard Tomic says he felt "bored" and could not find motivation during his straight-set defeat by Mischa Zverev at Wimbledon. 
  
 The 24-year-old Australian lost 6-4 6-3 6-4 to Germany's world number 30 in one hour and 19 minutes. 
  
 Tomic was ranked 17 in January 2016 but has fallen to 59 in the world. 
  
 He said: "I think I don't respect the sport enough. You know, I'm going to play another 10 years, and I know after my career I won't have to work again." 
  
 Tomic, who has won three ATP Tour titles, has earned almost £4m in career prize money, including £35,000 for his defeat by Zverev. 
  
 When asked in his post-match news conference if he should repay the money from his limp defeat, he replied: "We all work for money. At 34, maybe I can donate to charity. If you ask Roger Federer if he'll do it, I'll do it." 
  
 Tomic, who has not won a tour title since 2015, has struggled for form this year, winning just nine matches overall and losing in the first round at the French Open and now Wimbledon. 
  
 "I felt a little bit bored out there," he said. 
  
 "The last sort of year or two, nothing motivates. It's not I don't give my best. I still try to go for it in a way." 
  
 'Tomic should stay at home' - analysis 
  
 Nine-time Wimbledon singles champion Martina Navratilova 
  
 "It's disrespectful to the sport and disrespectful to the history of the sport. If you can't get motivated at Wimbledon it's time to find another job. The spectators paid good money to come here and watch Wimbledon and the guy shows up and doesn't try, he can't be bothered. Just stay at home. 
  
 Australian two-time Wimbledon doubles champion Rennae Stubbs 
  
 To say the things that he said in the press conference today is a disgrace. 
  
 You're an embarrassment to yourself, and not only to the sport but to Australian tennis. 
  
 Tomic's previous controversies 
  
 Tomic was criticised for ruling himself out of the Rio 2016 Olympics because of an "extremely busy" schedule, a year after he was dropped by Tennis Australia - for a second time - from their Davis Cup squad. 
  
 He was left out in 2015 after accusing the governing body of abandoning him following hip surgery in 2014, but has since returned to the team. 
  
 Further questions were raised about his attitude when he held his racquet by the strings when facing match point in a Madrid Open match last year. 
  
 Tomic's career has also been affected by off-court controversy. 
  
 In July 2015, he was charged with resisting arrest and trespassing by police in the United States after refusing to leave a hotel room. 
  
 His father John was sentenced to eight months in prison for assaulting his son's training partner before the 2013 Madrid Open. |||||

"If you can't get motivated at Wimbledon, it's time to find another job." That, per the BBC, is the disgusted reaction of tennis great Martina Navratilova upon hearing that Aussie player Bernard Tomic shrugged off his loss to Mischa Zverev at Wimbledon on Tuesday by citing overall ennui. "I felt a little bit bored out there," the 24-year-old admitted afterward. "The last … year or two, nothing motivates." He added he also may not respect the sport all that much and that he knows after putting in another 10 years or so on the court, "I won't have to work again." His response has other Australian players "cringing," notes the Guardian, with Aussie tennis coach Roger Rasheed saying Tomic should probably take a breather from the sport. That's Mark Douglass' take for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, writing that Tomic's don't-care attitude may be "a cry for help." A sports psychologist he talked to sees definite "danger signs" in Tomic, noting: "He may well be actually saying I just can't do this anymore or I'm having trouble coping." The Herald Sun, meanwhile, calls Tomic's bout with lethargy "brutally modern" and not limited to Tomic, adding he likely needs help finding purpose and shouldn't simply be treated like a "heretic who spat on the cross." It's not the first time Tomic has courted controversy: The BBC points out previous attitude issues and a 2015 arrest on trespassing charges for refusing to leave a US hotel room. Navratilova doesn't seem to care what Tomic's underlying issues are, calling his actions "disrespectful." "The guy shows up and … can't be bothered," she says. "Just stay at home." (Casey Anthony is similarly bored.)