Nick Kyrgios drops shocking Australian Open admission after first round upset
Nick Kyrgios got brutally honest on his Australian Open future after losing in the opening round on Monday in Melbourne.
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Ice-cool Jacob Fearnley tames Nick Kyrgios and ‘rowdy’ Australian Open crowd for biggest career win
A late comeback from Kyrgios ... US Open quarter-finals in September 2022, spending long periods on the sidelines due to wrist surgery and hip issues. The controversial Australian and his powerful ...
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Nick Kyrgios makes shock statement about Australian Open future
Nick Kyrgios had admitted this year's Australian Open will likely be the last time he plays singles at Melbourne Park. The 29-year-old - hampered by an abdominal injury - bowed out in the first ...
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Australian Open: Nick Kyrgios drops major retirement hint after first-round defeat to Britain's Jacob Fearnley
Nick Kyrgios says he ... in two hours and 19 minutes on Monday. Kyrgios, 29, was roared on by a partisan crowd as he played in his first Grand Slam since the 2022 US Open after recovering from ...
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Australian Open might be my last, wounded Kyrgios says
It was Kyrgios' first appearance at a major since making the 2022 US Open quarter-finals ... outserved tonight - my average serve speed was beneath 200km/h - Nick Kyrgios without his serve ...