US EditionNick Kyrgios Suffers Defeat in Tennis Return
WASHINGTON, D.C., USA, JUL 21 – Nick Kyrgios played doubles with Gael Monfils at the Washington Open despite knee pain, marking his first match since March as he prepares for a singles return at the US Open.
- In Washington, D.C., Nick Kyrgios returned in doubles, losing 6-2 6-2 to third seeds Edouard Roger-Vasselin and Hugo Nys.
- Nick Kyrgios, 30, has battled injuries; 'I wanted to play singles, but six weeks ago I had a bit of a niggle with my knee,' Kyrgios said; and Tuesday marked his first match since March.
- The pairing drew a massive crowd to Grandstand Court, but Kyrgios limped and grabbed his knee; 'Knee cooked but fans still f***ed with us,' Kyrgios wrote on Instagram.
- Nick Kyrgios activated his protected ranking of 21, securing a spot in next month’s US Open doubles alongside Naomi Osaka.
- Looking ahead, Kyrgios said 'I’m ready to go deep into tournaments,' noting his singles return remains off due to a knee niggle.
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Canberra CityNewsKnee 'cooked' but Kyrgios back on track for US Open
Nick Kyrgios' first completed match on the ATP Tour in four months has ended in a swift defeat,...
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