Fans of tennis star Nick Kyrgios will be pleased to hear that the Australian is getting closer to making a return to the tennis circuit, as he continues to make progress in his rehabilitation.
The former Wimbledon runner-up has been dealing with injuries for over a year and a half. After suffering a torn meniscus at the 2022 Japan Open, Kyrgios surgery, leading to him missing the 2023 Australian Open. Although he made a brief return a few months later, he sustained a wrist injury that has seen him sidelined ever since.
The former World No.13 has been itching to return to the court. In a video posted on social media by the Tennis Channel, clips of the Aussie training can be seen as he hits the gym and the practice courts. Furthermore, a brief clip of Kyrgios can be seen, where the 29-year old is shown speaking on his changed attitude to the game. Additionally, he delves into his mindset during his time off and his desire to return.
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