Nick Kyrgios announces on his Only Fans that he will not play the 2024 Australian Open, as he’s still not back to full health. 🇦🇺
"We won't see him at his best for a while": Paul McNamee doesn't believe best of Nick Kyrgios will come out until Wimbledon
ATPSaturday, 09 December 2023 at 20:30
Former
tennis player Paul McNamee expressed the opinion that Nick Kyrgios won't be at
his best level until Wimbledon. Recently, the former world No. 13 revealed that
he won't be participating in the Australian Open, a rumor that gained traction
after his name was missing from the entry list and was later confirmed through
his OnlyFans account.
Shortly
before the news was confirmed, McNamee asserted that fans wouldn't see Kyrgios
at his peak until Wimbledon in June 2024, regardless of whether his comeback
was in Australia or elsewhere. This was eventually confirmed on Saturday,
December 9.
McNamee
stated that it will take some time for Kyrgios to return to his best form, but
he emphasized that Kyrgios will remain a formidable force once he is physically
at 100%.
“We won't
see him at his best for a while - probably not until Wimbledon next year. I
don't know if he's going to make it for the Aussie Open or not, I don't have
the insight, but he won't be at his best. He's pretty good fresh, though, and
he's a scary draw [for rivals].”
Kyrgios's Absence
The 2023
season turned out to be a forgettable one for the former world No. 13. After a
notable campaign at the 2022 Wimbledon, where he reached the final and seemed
to be regaining his form, it appeared that Kyrgios would soon be a force to be
reckoned with in major tournaments. His subsequent victory at the ATP 500
Washington further fueled these expectations.
However, in
2023, Kyrgios played only one match at the Stuttgart Open, where he suffered a
first-round defeat to China's Wu Yibing (7-5, 6-3). Following this, Kyrgios had
initially confirmed his participation in the Halle Open and Wimbledon, but
these plans ultimately did not materialize.
Just In
Popular News
Latest Comments
- Would surprise me if Queen Zheng gets to the AO2025 Final. I expect a dip for China's No.1 export product.MrAndreeva26-11-2024
- Who is making up these rankings btw?
AceOfBase23-11-2024 - Paolini remarkably low. Must have won tons of matches against lower ranked players. Kind of like these rankings. Seem to be more fair.MrAndreeva23-11-2024
- Why does Tennisuptodate feel like her PR Department's constant deluge of daily/weekly media submissions are 'tennis news' ?
mandoist19-11-2024 - 'Apologies', in cases like this where people are caught being their True Selves, are best shoved up their butts.mandoist19-11-2024
