It looks like the doubles event at the 2023 US Open will feature the return of a fan-favorite duo, as Nick Kyrgios and Jack Sock have agreed to team up this year in New York.
Having experienced success in the past, the pair will look to captivate the crowd at Flushing Meadows this summer. The seeds of a reunion were planted when Sock asked the Aussie star on social media if he'd like to team up at this year's US Open.
"@NickKyrgios wanna run some doubles at the US Open?" asked Sock on Twitter.
"Yeah...let's give them a show," responded Kyrgios.
Kyrgios teamed with compatriot Thanasi Kokkinakis last year in Melbourne to capture the duo's maiden doubles Grand Slam title. However, there have been no reports of them teaming up again this year.
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