Nick Kyrgios, Wimbledon finalist last year, has given up this Sunday night to play 24 hours of his debut in the tournament. The Australian tennis player, 28 years old and 33rd in the world, has been withdrawn due to a wrist injury. Kyrgios He announced his withdrawal through social networks where he explained that last week where he was to play the Mallorca tournament, he noticed a pain that already made him resign.
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The rebellious Australian player explained that a scan was done “as a precaution” in which a torn ligament was seen. “I tried everything to be able to play and I am disappointed to say that I have not had enough time to be at Wimbledon. I will be back and, as always, I appreciate the support of all my fans,” he wrote on social networks. Kyrgios was due to face the Belgian on Monday David Goffin.
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This Sunday the tennis player had been training with his compatriot Jordan Thompson without any apparent problem and go to the meeting with the press where he explained that he felt “very confident” and felt “capable of still winning many people”, although he did not feel 100 percent.
This is the second time in 2023 that Kyrgios has withdrawn from a Grand Slam on the eve of it, as he withdrew from the last Australian Open also at the last minute due to a cyst on his knee. After that loss he underwent surgery and, since then, this year he had only played one game in Stuttgart, three weeks ago. Subsequently he underwent knee surgery and subsequently withdrew from Halle and Mallorca.
2023-07-02 22:20:57
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