Nick Kyrgios Retires Early at Indian Wells, Djokovic Advances
Nick Kyrgios, the Australian tennis star, was forced to retire early from his match at the Indian Wells Masters due to a recurring injury. Facing Botic van de Zandschulp, Kyrgios managed only one game before withdrawing, casting doubt on his participation in future tournaments. The emotional toll was evident as Kyrgios was seen in tears, expressing his frustration and disappointment.
Novak Djokovic, who was set to potentially face Kyrgios in a much-anticipated match, will now confront van de Zandschulp in the next round. Djokovic expressed sympathy for Kyrgios but remains focused on his campaign at Indian Wells, aiming to add another title to his illustrious career.
Kyrgios's withdrawal has left fans and the tennis community concerned about his health and future in the sport. His recent struggles with injuries have been a significant setback, and his early exit from Indian Wells is a reminder of the physical demands of professional tennis.
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Is Nick Kyrgios playing in Indian Wells?
A tearful Nick Kyrgios was forced to retire from his first-round Indian Wells match with a wrist injury as his tennis return suffered another setback.
What happened to Nick Kyrgios' wrist?
Then, as Kygrios prepared for Wimbledon, the 2022 finalist suffered a torn ligament on his wrist that had him out for the rest of the season. The injury ultimately required what Kyrgios called a “full wrist reconstruction” surgery, and he took all of the 2024 season to rest and recover.
What is Nick Kyrgios' injury?
Kyrgios, a 29-year-old native of Australia, played just one match in 2023 and was absent from the tour for all of the 2024 season because of injuries and surgeries to his right wrist and knee.
How can I watch Indian Wells?
The Tennis Channel's streaming service is the simplest way to watch the entirety of the BNB Paribas Open. They'll have every match played at Indian Wells available live, plus replays and highlights. A subscription starts at $10/month, or $110 annually.
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