Tommy Paul defeated Nick Kyrgios at the Garden Cup, and most fans were delighted with their match. Fans are hoping Kyrgios will be an equally interesting opponent for Aryna Sabalenka later this month.
Given the challenges in his career, the public is wondering what the future holds for the Australian tennis player, who for years was considered one of the most prominent figures on the tennis scene.
However, Kyrgios has been facing serious problems in recent years, and injuries that were a daily occurrence for him stood in the way of his progress. Nick Kyrgios has always been a charismatic person, with interesting and controversial views, and such a character is the reason why fans like to watch his matches, but also his press conference after such matches.
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His match at Battle of the Sexes against Aryna Sabalenka is getting mixed reactions.
Rennae Stubbs spoke about the future of Nick Kyrgios, wondering if he will play at the Australian Open. Following the match at Madison Square Garden, Stubbs enjoyed every moment and believes that Nick Kyrgios has the necessary strength and desire to perform at the Grand Slam tournament.
Kyrgios' injuries and future
Nick Kyrgios has been struggling with knee and ankle injuries for years, keeping him out of action. The Australian has been forced to withdraw from numerous tournaments and has not played in a number of major tournaments for nearly two seasons, although he has always been keen to return.
The 30-year-old is aware that it is difficult to maintain his level of performance after a long break, but his desire to return is stronger than anything.
In an interview with the media, Nick Kyrgios pointed out that he will have a tough challenge in the form of Aryna Sabalenka, but he is aware that, despite being the favorite, he must give his best and take this challenge seriously.
Sabalenka also praised the Australian, aware of how good an opponent he is. Such matches often provoke reactions, and some even mark this match as an opportunity for Aryna Sabalenka to show how much women's tennis has progressed, but also to show how good she really is.
