Nick Kyrgios failed in his bid to win his first-ever Grand Slam title even as Novak Djokovic won the Wimbledon final to bag his 21st with a scoreline that read 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 7-6(3).Kyrgios, who was a Wimbledon quarterfinalist on debut back in 2014 stated that his opponent was "a bit of a God," over the course of an on-court interview after the match,"He is a bit of a God, I am not going to lie," Kyrgios said.Saša Ozmo@ozmo_sasaKyrgios: He's a bit of a god, I'm not going to lie. I thought I played well. #Wimbledon76366Kyrgios: He's a bit of a god, I'm not going to lie. I thought I played well. #WimbledonThe Aussie congratulated Djokovic, who equalled Pete Sampras' tally of seven Wimbledon titles and also won his 21st Grand Slam title."I thought I played well, but first of all I want to congratulate Novak and his team, I dont know now many times he has won it," Kyrgios said.The Wimbledon runner-up thanked the umpires and ball kids with whom he engaged in several altercations throughout the tournament."Obviously to all the ball kids and the umpires, you and I have had a very tough relationship at times. Thank you for putting up with it," he addedWhen asked if he was hungry for more after having played his first-ever Grand Slam final, Kyrgios stated that he and his team were exhausted."Me and my team we are all exhausted. Our team has played so much tennis. I am really happy, it’s the best result of my career so far."Nick Kyrgios fires in 30 aces but fails to outclass Novak Djokovic in finalNick Kyrgios used his serve as a powerful weapon but failed to get past Novak DjokovicNick Kyrgios broke his opponent early in the first set and held serve with a flurry of booming aces while his fancied opponent seemed to be searching for answers.Not for long though as Novak Djokovic dug his heels in to take a 4-1 lead in the second set after having lost the first.The 27-year-old, who let his racquet do most of the talking in the first two sets, gradually transformed into his usual chatty self, challenging calls and having a lot to say to those seated in his player's box.Wimbledon@Wimbledon"It's been an amazing couple of weeks for me"@NickKyrgios has had an unforgettable run at The Championships 2022#Wimbledon | #CentreCourt1002758381"It's been an amazing couple of weeks for me"@NickKyrgios has had an unforgettable run at The Championships 2022#Wimbledon | #CentreCourt100 https://t.co/NSZybuzMIXDespite several aces from Kyrgios finding their mark towards the end of the third set, it was the Serb who inched closer to victory, winning 6-4.The Aussie muttered to himself looking distraught as Djokovic took his time to return to the court for the fourth set.With the score level at 4-4, Kyrgios managed to get a couple of his best serves in before the Centre Court crowd rose to applaud an incredible winner from the Serb who chased down a Kyrgios drop shot.The player from Canberra held serve, however, as the pulsating drama continued into a fourth set tie-break with neither player giving an inch.Djokovic displayed his class by holding his nerve in the tie-break. A couple of crucial errors from Kyrgios took the score to 5-1 but the Aussie fought back to close the gap at 3-6.There was only so much that Kyrgios could do as it was Djokovic's day on Centre Court as the Aussie won the tie-break 7-3 before engaging in embraces with his team and family in the player's box."Maybe one day I will be here again, but I dont know about that," said a philosophical Nick Kyrgios.