‘I’ll be doing every thing I can do get again to my greatest’: Nick Kyrgios after a profitable knee surgical procedure

Tennis star Nick Kyrgios continues to be in information even when he’s off the courtroom. The 27-year-old from Australia took to social media on Monday and shared his image after a successfull knee surgical procedure with a caption that claims, ” Surgery full ✅ I’ll be doing every thing I can do get again to my greatest. to the actual ones checking in and sending the vibes…. I like you ❤️.”

Kyrgios had pulled out of the Australian Open on January 16 — the day earlier than he was scheduled to play his first-round singles match — due to an injured left knee that wanted arthroscopic surgical procedure.

Kyrgios was the runner-up to Novak Djokovic at Wimbledon final 12 months in singles and teamed with good pal Thanasi Kokkinakis to assert the boys’s doubles championship on the 2022 Australian Open.

Kyrgios was thought of the host nation’s strongest likelihood to win a title at Melbourne Park this 12 months; no man from Australia has received the singles trophy there since 1976.

“Just bad timing. But that’s life,” mentioned a downcast Kyrgios, who often lowered his head or lined his face with a hand throughout a information convention at Melbourne Park alongside his bodily therapist, Will Maher. “Injury is a part of the sport.”

Kyrgios introduced his withdrawal on Day 1 of motion on the 12 months’s first Grand Slam event.

“I’m just exhausted from everything. Obviously pretty brutal,” Kyrgios mentioned of the choice to sit down out. “One of the most important tournaments of my career. Hasn’t been easy at all.”