Kyrgios drops hint at potential early retirement - "Go to the Bahamas and just sit and do nothing"

Nick Kyrgios dropped a retirement hint during a Q and A session on social media admitting that he probably won't play past 30.

The 27-year-old Australian enjoyed the best season of his career with several incredible results that included the Wimbledon final. He took a set off of Djokovic in the final but lost in four. During a recent Q and A session Kyrgios asked fans to keep him entertained with questions:

“Make it interesting, entertain me & I’ll entertain back”

One fan immediately jumped to the gun asking whether he will play past the age of 30 and he said:

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“Honestly, probably not- I wanna be able to not be bothered, probs gonna go to my house in the Bahamas and just sit and do nothing.”

It's not somewhat unusual for Kyrgios who was always adamant that he would not have a long career but whether he actually follows through on it remains to be seen.