Nick Kyrgios stopped training … Will Indian Wells play?

ByDavid Mitchell
Nick Kyrgios stopped training ... Will Indian Wells play?

Nick Kyrgios still has trouble competing to the highest level. More than a year and a half after doll surgery, the Australian had to interrupt a training session with the Japanese Shimabukuro Shimabukuro in Indian Wells.

In a shared video on social networks it is seen to Wimbledon 2022 finalist twisting with pain before retiring from the court.

This year it was supposed to be the last chance for former world number 13. After an encouraging match against Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard and his doubles adventures with Novak Djokovic in Brisban, Kyrgios returned to reality at the Australian Open. He was defeated in the first round by Jacob Fearnley, to the point of thinking that it was his last participation in Melbourne.

Now, if your body allows it, you should see hand in hand with Botic Van de Zandschulp to earn the right to face Novak Djokovic in the second round. A whole unknown that stellar duel.

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David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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