Kyrgios on who he would coach or mentor during Instagram Q&A: “The one person I want to help is…”
ATPSunday, 29 January 2023 at 18:19
Nick Kyrgios answered questions from his fans through
his Instagram Stories. The 27-year-old is recovering from an injury that forced
him to withdraw from the Australian Open 2023.
The world No. 21 took the time to answer some
questions from his fans on his socia media. In one of the stories that he
published, he was asked: “Will you coach or mentor anyone?” and Kyrgios said
that “the one person I want to help is Holger Rune.”
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Kyrgios also answered who is the player he would
choose as a partner for a night out, mention his friend and doubles partner
Thanasi Kokkinakis. He had already been seen in the matches they played
together such as in the Netflix series Break Point as close friends, which had
a chapter that followed both players in their Australian Open 2022 doubles
crown.
The Australian is still recovering from knee surgery
that forced him to withdraw from the first major of the season, and which will
keep him off the pitch for several weeks. The 27-year-old's goal is to return at
Indian Wells, which begins on March 7.
Here are other of Kyrgios’ Instagram Stories:
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