US EditionTennis-Kyrgios Withdraws From Wimbledon Due to Injury Setback
- Nick Kyrgios announced he will miss the 2025 Wimbledon after suffering new injuries, marking his third year absent from the tournament.
- Kyrgios' recurring knee, foot, and wrist injuries forced his withdrawal, after hopes of a doubles appearance at the French Open also ended.
- At 30 years old, the ex-world No.13 has participated in just four singles contests during 2025 and secured his first tour victory in more than two years at the Miami Open in March.
- Kyrgios stated he hit a setback in recovery and apologized to fans, while teammate Jordan Thompson revealed Kyrgios doubts how many injuries he can endure.
- His continued absence raises concerns about his career trajectory but he affirmed commitment to return stronger and appreciated ongoing support.
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Nick Kyrgios will miss Wimbledon for a third successive year after another injury setback. The Australian has not played at the All England Club since reaching his only grand slam singles final in 2022, where he was beaten by Novak Djokovic. After more than two years on the sidelines with knee and wrist problems, Kyrgios returned at the start of this season but was forced to abandon plans to play doubles at the French Open after suffering anothe…
Nick Kyrgios issues heartfelt apology after brutal Wimbledon decision
Nick Kyrgios was a Wimbledon runner-up to Novak Djokovic three years ago (Picture: Getty) Nick Kyrgios says he is ‘genuinely sorry’ to miss Wimbledon 2025 after he was brutally ruled out of the tournament with a knee injury setback. The Australian tennis star, known for his fiery behaviour on and off the court, usually attracts huge crowds when he plays at the Championships. Kyrgios enjoyed an impressive run to the Wimbledon men’s singles final …
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WTVBTennis-Kyrgios withdraws from Wimbledon due to injury setback
(Reuters) -Nick Kyrgios will miss Wimbledon and the entire grasscourt season due to a minor setback in his recovery from injury, the Australian said on Tuesday. Read full story
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