Kyrgios would've retired in event of winning Wimbledon: "I am probably the most unprofessional tennis player"

Nick Kyrgios admitted that he might have probably retired if he had won Wimbledon over Djokovic calling himself the most unprofessional tennis player.

Kyrgios was a guest at the Impaulsive podcast this week explaining how he approaches tennis as he admitted that he's probably the most unprofessional tennis player. He was talking about Wimbledon and how he feels about it calling it a real chance for him to have won his first grand slam. If he did, he might have even retired:

"That was my chance, that was really my chance. If I’d honestly won that, I think I would have retired at least for a year or two. I would say I am probably the most unprofessional tennis player. I do not warm up or anything, no coach. It is all I have known since I was seven years old. Last year was awesome, making the final of Wimbledon and finally achieving things that will last forever."

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He further said:

"I think I can win a Grand Slam. Wimbledon I was right there, I was two sets away. I won the first set and I thought ‘this is it’, and then I just didn’t stay in the moment and he stayed super composed. I feel like I could do that. It’s weird, but I feel like it’s not even for me though, I feel like it’s for everyone else, all the haters as well. I could finally just rest. I could just go home and sleep in my bed and not deal with the s***."

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