US EditionNick Kyrgios to begin preparations for Australian Open with ATP Tour wildcard entry
- Nick Kyrgios has received a wild card entry into the Brisbane International, confirming his ATP Tour return after nine months and targeting his 11th Australian Open main draw after a comeback announced last month.
- Beset by injuries, Nick Kyrgios has played just six ATP Tour matches in more than three years after knee and wrist surgeries, and suffered an abdominal strain at this year’s Open.
- Using exhibitions like the Dubai match, Kyrgios reports, `I don't know whether to call it a miracle or anything, but my knee feels like it's gotten younger by a couple of years` after sessions with his physio and masseuse.
- He will follow Brisbane by contesting the Kooyong Classic in Melbourne from January 13-15, with Australian Open organisers expected to lock in wildcards before January 12 qualifying.
- Commercially, Kyrgios remains valuable to promoters as Cameron Pearson, Brisbane International tournament director, said he will be a major drawcard with strong crowd interest, and his off-court portfolio and sponsors still attract attention.
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Nick Kyrgios to make ATP tour return at Brisbane International
Nick Kyrgios will compete at next month’s Brisbane International after receiving a wildcard entry, organisers said on Sunday, as the former Wimbledon finalist works towards a potential return to the Australian Open.
Kyrgios to make tour return at Brisbane International
Dec 21 - Nick Kyrgios will compete at next month's Brisbane International after receiving a wildcard entry, organisers said on Sunday, as the former Wimbledon finalist works towards a potential return to the Australian Open. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Nick Kyrgios Set for Brisbane International Comeback | Sports-Games
Nick Kyrgios Set for Brisbane International Comeback Nick Kyrgios will grace the courts at next month's Brisbane International, thanks to a wildcard entry. Organisers confirmed this development on Sunday, marking a hopeful step towards the former Wimbledon finalist's return to the Australian Open.At 30, Kyrgios has faced a challenging path beset by injuries and has only participated in five singles matches throughout 2025, his latest appearance …
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