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Nick Kyrgios Won't Play Singles at the Australian Open, Saying His Body Is Not Ready for 5-Set Tennis
Kyrgios, ranked 670th after multiple surgeries, chose to forgo singles to focus on doubles with Kokkinakis at Melbourne Park, prioritizing recovery over five-set matches.
- Nick Kyrgios, a 30-year-old Australian tennis player, will not participate in singles at the 2023 Australian Open, deciding to instead focus solely on doubles.
- Kyrgios cited his lack of readiness for five-set matches following recent injuries and surgeries, including wrist reconstruction and two knee surgeries, as the reason for his decision.
- Kyrgios expressed his desire to give his singles spot to someone who is fully prepared, as the Australian Open means everything to him.
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