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News January 3, 2025

Nick Kyrgios reveals why his wrist won’t ever be the identical

Nick Kyrgios reveals why his wrist won’t ever be the identical
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Nick Kyrgios has made his come again to the ATP Tour after 18 lengthy months of absence from competitors. For him, his return to the courtroom was bittersweet.

His defeat in his first spherical match at the Brisbane Worldwide in opposition to one of many quickest rising tennis gamers on the Tour – Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard – can’t be learn as a debacle. Particularly contemplating the truth that the Canberra-born tennis participant surrendered solely after three hard-fought tie-breaks within the third set.

What casts extra doubt on the 29-year-old’s future, nevertheless, is the situation of his wrist. The previous Wimbledon finalist suffered issues once more through the match, bandaging it on one event as a result of discomfort he was feeling. A quite important alarm in view of essentially the most anticipated engagement on the Australian Open, scheduled for January 12.

“I’m really super excited to play the Australian Open. If I’m ready to play, I will. But I also had a reality check today,” Kyrgios mentioned in a post-match press convention. Nick, who has all the time been very energetic on social media, the place he has a number of million followers, gave one other replace on his wrist, which has develop into a supply of nice concern forward of the Pleased Slams.

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When requested by a fan how he was doing, Kyrgios responded: “My wrist will never be the same again. But I can do it, it all depends on how much pain I want to take. Thiem and del Potro understand my pain. I will do my best, but the level is still high.”

On how he was feeling emotionally, this was his response: “I don’t have the goal of being happy anymore, I just go with the flow and try to be as balanced as possible.”

Nick Kyrgios seems to be feeling discomfort in the identical wrist he had surgical procedure on in his match in opposition to Mpetshi Perricard in Brisbane.

He wrapped it up & continued play. pic.twitter.com/t2tQvTr4dI

— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) December 31, 2024

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