Nick Kyrgios

Win Or Lose, Kyrgios Always Comfortable Playing For An Audience

WASHINGTON, August 4, 2021 (by Michael Dickens) Nick Kyrgios returned to Washington, D.C. this week as the defending champion of the Citi Open. The talented and personable – but sometimes misunderstood – Aussie won his sixth career title in 2019 before […]

Nick Kyrgios: Captivating On Court, Candid Off It

MELBOURNE/WASHINGTON, February 10, 2021 (by Michael Dickens) Mercurial Nick Kyrgios not only saved two match points during his second-round Australian Open battle against 29th seed Ugo Humbert, which he won 5-7, 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 (2), 6-4, Wednesday night. He battled […]

Nick Kyrgios: ‘Tennis To Me Is Not My Top Priority’

WASHINGTON, January 31, 2021 (by Michael Dickens) For much of his professional career, Australia’s Nick Kyrgios has carried a lot of baggage on and off the court. At times charming but also frank, and other times mercurial, one thing’s for […]

Nick Kyrgios: ‘I Will Not Be Playing At The US Open’

WASHINGTON, August 2, 2020 (by Michael Dickens) Nick Kyrgios has joined fellow Australian Ashleigh Barty, the WTA’s top-ranked player, in opting out of the 2020 US Open for health and safety concerns. On Saturday night (where it was already Sunday morning […]

Will Nick Kyrgios Fulfil His Potential Anytime Soon?

STARNBERG, July 14, 2020 Ever since bursting onto the scene with an impressive run at Wimbledon back in 2014, many fans and critics expected Nick Kyrgios to become one of the world’s best. But it’s not quite gone to plan […]

Becker Vs Kyrgios: A Tennis Quarrel Defined By Rats And Doughnuts

WASHINGTON, July 1, 2020 (by Michael Dickens) “How much longer until the season resumes? Not sure if it can come fast enough,” tweeted The New York Times tennis corespondent Christopher Clarey on Tuesday, soon after a kerfuffle between Boris Becker and Nick […]