Nick Kyrgios breaks silence on his worrying new injury as fears mount over the Aussie star's Grand Slam comeback Nick Kyrgios has broken his silence on his decision to withdraw from an exhibition event on the eve of the Australian Open which has sparked some concern over whether he will be fit to play at the first slam of the year.
The 29-year-old, who recently made his much-anticipated injury comeback at the Brisbane International last week, revealed on Wednesday that he was opting out of playing an exhibition match on the eve of the first Grand Slam of the year.
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Kyrgios was set to line up alongside Novak Djokovic in the exhibition event after the pair had dazzled fans at the Pat Rafter Arena last week.
While fears have mounted over his fitness to play in Melbourne, Kyrgios has now given fans hope that he could return for the first round of the men's singles tournament.
