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Coco Gauff agrees to play Mixed Doubles at Australian Open 2022 with Nick Kyrgios
WTAMonday, 09 August 2021 at 03:00
Nick Kyrgios is really enjoying playing mixed doubles at Grand Slam with Americans so he extended an invite to Coco Gauff and she accepted.
Nick Kyrgios loves to play back home in Australia however the Australian rarely gets the chance to do so with only a month of the season happening down under. While there Kyrgios enjoys playing as much as possible which is why he started his mixed doubles search early this year.
The Australian had a blast at Wimbledon playing mixed doubles with Venus Williams but an injury derailed the pairing who could have gotten far in the event. Now Kyrgios extended an invitation to another solid doubles player from America. Kyrgios tagged Coco Gauff in his Twitter message asked the American phenom if she wanted to play mixed doubles at the Australian Open next year.
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Coco was quick to respond and she agreed to play mixed doubles with Kyrgios which is something every tennis fan will want to see. The duo would probably be crowd favourites in Melbourn and they could go far especially if they get lucky with the draw.
Either way, it's will take some time before we get there as the event is still several months away.
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