Nick Kyrgios
It’s 2am and Nick Kyrgios wants to kick on. Welcome to Wimbledon Village
Tennis fans from across the globe descend on Wimbledon daily, but locals leave the area in droves, with some private houses rented for more than $30,000 a month.
- Marc McGowan
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I spent an evening with Nick Kyrgios. It was bleaker than expected
With time running out on his on-court career, Nick Kyrgios’ podcast tour is hit-and-miss.
- Thom Gibbs
Tennis superstar Nick Kyrgios calls time on his multimillion-dollar Sydney pad
Australian tennis superstar Nick Kyrgios is selling his Sydney penthouse with a price guide of $1.8 million, after purchasing it in 2021.
- Tawar Razaghi
NBL warns entire league could collapse as Kyrgios-backed team goes to court
South East Melbourne Phoenix is set to join the Illawarra Hawks’ court action as the NBL suggests a mounting crisis in the game poses an existential threat.
- Chris Barrett
‘I’m not supporting that’: Grand slam champion unaware of bombshell tennis lawsuit
Nick Kyrgios called the bombshell legal action a “special moment” for tennis and said it was widely supported by the world’s top players. But four-time major champion Carlos Alcaraz made it clear he is not one of them.
- Marc McGowan
Australian player’s blood test raised in explosive tennis legal action
John-Patrick Smith was forced to give “a copious amount of his blood” on the eve of an Australian Open match, reveals a lawsuit in which Nick Kyrgios is a plaintiff.
- Chris Barrett
‘Stuck in a rigged game’: Kyrgios, Djokovic take legal action in tennis pay fight
Nick Kyrgios has joined Novak Djokovic in a law suit launched against tennis’ governing bodies by the rebel Professional Tennis Players Association.
- Gillian Tan
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‘Back to the drawing board’: Kyrgios stuns crowd with audacious rally before wrist pain forces retirement
The Australian’s latest comeback ended abruptly when he withdrew midway through a match at the Indian Wells tournament.
- Marc McGowan
‘It doesn’t pass the sniff test’: Sinner set to stay No.1 despite ban
Past and present tennis stars have criticised the three-month ban handed to Jannik Sinner, as former Australian Open boss Paul McNamee says it’s a little bit too good to be true for the Italian.
- Marc McGowan
‘Sad day for tennis’: Kyrgios speaks out after Sinner accepts three-month doping ban
Australian Nick Kyrgios has criticised the three-month ban accepted by Jannik Sinner after the Italian world No.1 tested positive for anabolic agent last year.
- Billie Eder
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