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Injury reduced Nick Kyrgios to six matches in the past three years, but his Open wildcard is waiting

Tennis Australia plans to use discretionary wildcards to include Nick Kyrgios despite his limited play due to injury, as only five Australian men gained direct entry this year.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
Tournament chief Craig Tiley says Kyrgios’ wide appeal with tennis fans means the Australian Open will always throw out the welcome mat for him.

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Injury reduced Nick Kyrgios to six matches in the past three years, but his Open wildcard is waiting

Tournament chief Craig Tiley says Kyrgios’ wide appeal with tennis fans means the Australian Open will always throw out the welcome mat for him.

·Sydney, Australia
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PerthNowPerthNow

'One massive week': Kyrgios reveals final career goal

Nick Kyrgios has been all but guaranteed a wildcard into next month's Australian Open if his body can survive three exhibition matches in the US and Dubai.

·City of Perth, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Tuesday, December 2, 2025.
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