Kyrgios Drops Retirement Bombshell

Tennis bad-boy Nick Kyrgios has shocked fans by strongly hinting at retirement, admitting that he doesn't "really want to play anymore." The revelation comes less than a week after Kyrgios confirmed that he will not be competing at the 2024 Australia Open.

Exhaustion and Injuries Take Their Toll

The 28-year-old athlete, known for his fiery personality, insists that he still has "so much more to give" in the sport. However, even the prospect of a Wimbledon triumph is not enough to entice him anymore. Kyrgios reveals that he feels "exhausted" after undergoing three surgeries and is unable to walk without pain.

Family Support Keeps Him Going

In a candid interview on the On Purpose podcast, Kyrgios admits that if it weren't for the support of his loved ones, he would have already walked away from tennis. He questions how much is enough and expresses contentment with his life, stating that he has more than enough to enjoy.

A Year of Struggles

This year has been particularly challenging for Kyrgios due to his most recent knee surgery. He reveals that he came back to the sport too soon, which further exacerbated his condition. As a result, he announces that he won't be able to compete at the 2024 Australian Open.