Nick Kyrgios

[Barty]

To zależy od Kyrgiosa - jak się podda terapii psychologa bądź przedstawi ATP inny "program naprawczy" to będzie ban skrócony.

[Damian]

Kyrgios free to play NBA game

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Nick Kyrgios will be free to play in an NBA celebrity game in February after being released from a tennis commitment.

The Australian is currently banned from the ATP Tour over his behaviour at the recent Shanghai Masters, where he gave up on a game against Mischa Zverev.

Kyrgios last year admitted he would rather play basketball than tennis, and organisers of Rotterdam's ABN Amro event have agreed to release the world No 14 from his contract so he can take part in the NBA's All Star Weekend in New Orleans.

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Tournament director Richard Krajicek, a former Wimbledon champion, said: "We could hold him to his word, but we think it does not make much sense to put him on as he is not 100 per cent motivated

"We did it because you saw what happened in China when he was tired and [tennis] has little meaning. Kyrgios prefers his passion over his profession.

Why Nick Kyrgios has avoiding an eight-week ban for his behaviour at last week's Shanghai Masters
"He is doing the right thing because he gets crazy if he only thinks about tennis for six months."

Kyrgios was initially banned for eight weeks for "conduct contrary to the integrity of the game" in Shanghai, but that suspension was later reduced to three weeks after he apologised and agreed to see a sports psychologist.

The 21-year-old has received a public coaching offer, meanwhile, from eight-time Grand Slam winner Jimmy Connors.

Writing on his Twitter page the American, who used to coach Andy Roddick, said: "Kyrgios - you want to be the best, come see me. You will learn to play, excite, and to win!! It's your choice - or just be mediocre!"

http://www.skysports.com/tennis/news/12 ... n-february

[Damian]

24.10.2016

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 13

[Damian]

Kyrgios receiving treatment; ban may be slashed

Spoiler:

Nick Kyrgios is set for a reprieve, with his ATP Tour ban expected to be slashed.

Kyrgios was suspended for eight weeks and fined more than $50,000 for 'not giving his best effort' at this month's Shanghai Masters.

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Controversial tennis player Nick Kyrgios will be free to participate in an NBA celebrity game in February after being released from his contract with an ATP event in the Netherlands.
But the ATP said it would reduce the ban to three weeks if the troubled star engaged a sports psychologist.

While Kyrgios's management and Tennis Australia have declined to discuss the matter, the sports' governing body has revealed that the 21-year-old is receiving treatment.

"Nick has taken up the care plan on offer to him from the ATP. The details and contents of the plan are strictly confidential," the ATP said.


Nick Kyrgios has hinted he may resist advice to seek a sports psychologist to reduce an eight-week suspension. JOHANNES EISELE/AFP/Getty Images
Despite remaining tight-lipped about the specific details of Kyrgios's 'care plan' or how long he was committed to it, it appears Australia's world No.13 will be allowed to compete again from the week beginning on November 7.

In any case, Kyrgios' season is over with no more tournaments scheduled for 2016 other than next month's World Tour Finals in London.

He did not qualify for the elite eight-man event despite soaring to his career-high ranking and winning his first three ATP titles in an otherwise successful 2016 campaign.

The likely easing of his suspension will, though, allow Kyrgios to launch his Australian summer at the ITF-run Hopman Cup without any ATP sanctions hanging over him.

http://www.espn.com/tennis/story/_/id/1 ... an-slashed

[Damian]

Nick Kyrgios free to return to tennis, Todd Woodbridge says

Spoiler:

Nick Kyrgios has served his suspension and is free to return to the ATP Tour, senior Tennis Australia official Todd Woodbridge says.

Kyrgios was originally suspended for eight weeks for 'not giving his best effort' at last month's Shanghai Masters but the tour said it would reduce the ban to three weeks if the 21-year-old Australian underwent counselling from a sports psychologist.

"His three weeks are up and he could be back out on tour playing if he chose to," Woodbridge told reporters in Adelaide on Monday.

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However the doubles great said he did not know specific details of the counselling the troubled star has received.

"I'm not really sure on that," Woodbridge said.

"(The plan) was obviously to go seek sports psychology to work on all attributes of his game, both on and off the court.

"But I'm not privy to who he's seen and how that was played out."

Tennis Australia has been tight-lipped about the 'care plan' and for how long Kygrios committed to it, while the organisation's director of tennis performance Pat Rafter has kept out of the spotlight.

The ATP has said the details of the plan are confidential.

Woodbridge believed the tour was right to punish Kyrgios and the three-week ban was fair.

"The punishment was there. I think everybody agreed that he had to get something," he said.

"Now that's done, we look forward to what he's going to be able to show us in the new year."

Woodbridge couldn't promise an unblemished approach from the world No.14 in future but he believed Kyrgios wouldl handle the stresses of the tour better as he matured.

"He's going to have his moments. That's what makes him as good as he is and interesting to watch," Woodbridge said.

"I think he's become more used to the tour - and what the media, his sponsors and everybody else expects of him.

"He's another year older moving into next year and I think he'll start to cope with all of those things better."

The ATP Tour has all but wrapped up for the year so Kyrgios will now prepare for his 2017 campaign, starting with the Hopman Cup in Perth in January as he gets ready for the Australian Open.

Woodbridge was in Adelaide to announce details of the city's January exhibition tournament the World Tennis Challenge, which will host Kyrgios, Czech star Tomas Berdych, his coach Goran Ivanisevic and champion brothers Bob and Mike Bryan.

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2016 w liczbach:

Ranking: 13
Bilans meczów: 39-15
Tytuły: 3 (Tokio, Atlanta, Marsylia)
Finały: 0
Zarobki: $1,757,289

[Damian]

Mark Philippoussis trenerem Nicka Kyrgiosa? Tenisista nie mówi "nie"

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Nick Kyrgios pozostaje bez trenera od lipca zeszłego roku, gdy zakończył kilkuletnią współpracą z Toddem Larkhamem, pod wodzą którego z nieznanego tenisisty stał się jedną z bardziej rozpoznawalnych cyklu ATP World Tour. W ostatnich miesiącach Australijczyk korzystał z porad Lleytona Hewitta.


Tommy Haas pracuje nad kolejnym powrotem. Niemiec poprosił o pomoc Marcelo Riosa
U progu sezonu 2017 Kyrgios ciągle nie ma stałego oficjalnego szkoleniowca. Ale to może się zmienić. Jak informują media na antypodach, współpracy z 21-latkiem z Canberry mógłby się podjąć były numer jeden australijskiego tenisa, Mark Philippoussis.
REKLAMA

- Nick musi być świadomy, że kiedy będzie miał trenera, będzie musiał go słuchać. Będzie musiał spędzać z nim wiele czasu, pracować z nim i darzyć go szacunkiem - mówił Philippoussis, niegdyś ósmy tenisista rankingu ATP, zwycięzca 11 turniejów głównego cyklu, dwukrotny triumfator Pucharu Davisa i finalista wielkoszlemowych US Open 1998 i Wimbledonu 2003.

Sam Kyrgios nie mówi "nie" ewentualnej współpracy ze starszym rodakiem. - Mamy wiele wspólnego. Gramy w podobny sposób, mieliśmy wiele wzlotów i upadków. To świetny facet. Gdy się spotykamy, zawsze jest dla mnie miły. Myślę, że mógłby mnie wiele nauczyć, ale potrzebuję czasu na zastanowienie się.

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Tymczasem Bernard Tomic ocenił, że jego kolega z reprezentacji nie potrzebuje stałego trenera. - Nick bez trenera jest 13. w rankingu, to znaczy, że wykonuje świetną robotę.

REKLAMA

Zmagania w sezonie 2017 Kyrgios rozpocznie w startującym 1 stycznia Pucharze Hopmana. Następnie wystąpi w wielkoszlemowym Australian Open (16-29 stycznia).

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[Lucas]

Kyrgios' Stellar Serving Sparks Best Year On Tour

Spoiler:

The four players with the most impressive serve statistics since records were first kept in 1991 are Ivo Karlovic, John Isner, Milos Raonic and Andy Roddick.
That list makes total sense. What you may not realize is who is fifth.
It’s Nick Kyrgios.
Kyrgios ended 2016 with his career best Emirates ATP Ranking at No. 13, winning three ATP World Tour titles in Marseille, Atlanta and Tokyo, going 39-15 on the season.
An Infosys ATP Beyond The Numbers analysis of the enigmatic 21-year-old Australian reveals he is already establishing himself as one of the best servers in the history of our sport.
Kyrgios is ranked fifth in SERVE LEADERS on the ATP Serve Stats LEADERBOARDS, which is calculated using the percentages of the following six categories.
ATP Serve Stats LEADERBOARDS components
1st serve percentage
1st serve points won
2nd serve points won
Service games won
Add average aces/match
Subtract average double faults
The following table shows Kyrgios’ performance and ranking in the 2016 season in all six serve LEADERBOARD categories.

The beauty of the serve LEADERBOARDS is that it lets you compare identical metrics over different seasons, providing real numbers to some interesting questions. For example, did Kyrgios put up better numbers in 2016 than Pete Sampras put up in his prime? Once again, the answer will surprise you.
From 1993 to 1998, Sampras finished No. 1 in the world in the Infosys Year-end No. 1 LEADERBOARD. Only one of those years, in 1997, did he put up a higher season average than Kyrgios did this season.

Overall, Kyrgios is fifth best on the Infosys Career Serving LEADERBOARD, ahead of some players that are widely renowned for their prowess serving. The following table compares the young Australian with some of the best server’s our sport has ever seen.

Saving Break Points
In winning three titles in 2016, Kyrgios greatly impressed with the quantity of break points he saved in Tokyo and Atlanta, and how few break points he faced in winning Marseille. Overall, opponents only converted four of 35 (11 per cent) of break points they generated in the three events combined, which is well below the 31 per cent season average.
Kyrgios: 3 ATP World Tour Titles in 2016
Marseille: saved 4/4 break points.
Atlanta: saved 10/12 break points.
Tokyo: saved 17/19 break points.
Kyrgios is a serving machine. The returning side of the equation is where the focus needs to be for 2017. He is ranked 53rd on the Infosys Return Leaders LEADERBOARD, including being just 62nd best on tour in return points won against 1st serves.
His backhand return technique, in particular, is exemplary, with an extremely efficient, short blocking motion. There is no reason returning won’t develop into a statistical strength as well, and once it does, a future No. 1 ranking beckons.

http://www.atpworldtour.com/en/news/inf ... st-of-2016

[Damian]

Rod Laver: Kyrgios może być najlepszym tenisistą świata

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Chociaż Nick Kyrgios jak do tej pory dał się poznać głównie dyscyplinarnym wybrykom, to jednak spora grupa ekspertów wciąż wierzy w jego sportowy potencjał. Legendarny tenisista Rod Laver uważa, że stać go na to, by zostać najlepszym graczem na świecie.

Chociaż ostatnimi czasy na australijskiego gracza spadała głównie krytyka, to Rod Laver nadal w niego wierzy. Jedenastokrotny zwycięzca turniejów Wielkiego Szlema jest zdania, że w Kyrgiosie tkwi niewykorzystany potencjał i jeżeli tylko skupi się na tenisie, może dojść naprawdę daleko.

- Ma potencjał, by zostać najlepszym tenisistą świata. Tylko on sam może sobie w tym przeszkodzić. Potrafi zagrać genialnie, ale tuż potem coś staje mu na drodze i pojawiają się problemy z dyscypliną i innymi rzeczami. Wierzę jednak, że w końcu dojrzeje, on nadal jest bardzo młody. Potrzebujemy w Australii kolejnego wielkie mistrza - powiedział Laver.

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[Damian]

Nick Kyrgios says 'knee stuff' won't rule him out of Australian Open

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Nick Kyrgios has revealed he has a bone issue in his left knee, but insists it won't stop him from causing some damage at this month's Australian Open.

The worst of Kyrgios was on display on Thursday night when he put in an insipid display during a 6-2, 6-2 Hopman Cup loss to American Jack Sock.

Kyrgios lacked energy in the tie, blasting a series of unforced errors in a match that lasted just 49 minutes.

It revived memories of his Shanghai Masters meltdown in October, where he clearly tanked a series of points and was later handed a three-week ban from the ATP tour.

The 21-year-old made sure points didn't last long in his Hopman Cup clash with Sock.

Second-serve ace attempts were a common sight, while Kyrgios also committed a glut of unforced errors while trying to land audacious winners.


Nick Kyrgios says he has an issue with his knee, but it won't keep him out of the season's first grand slam. (Photo credit should read TONY ASHBY/AFP/Getty Images)
Kyrgios carried the knee injury into the Hopman Cup, but all along maintained it was so minor that it didn't even warrant scans.

However, Kyrgios finally underwent an MRI on Thursday morning, with the scan showing up the "start of some bone stuff in my knee".

"It's not terrible, but it's not great," Kyrgios said.

"I just need to rest now and a couple of days without the load and I should be back to normal. I think I have some time. A thing like this won't take too long."

Australian Daria Gavrilova levelled the tie at 1-1 with a fighting 6-3, 4-6, 7-5 win over world No. 36 Coco Vandeweghe.

Matt Ebden will replace Kyrgios in the deciding mixed doubles, but the U.S. are already guaranteed a berth in Saturday's final. Kyrgios is scheduled to play two more events before the Australian Open, which starts Jan. 16.

He was set to partner Bernard Tomic in Monday's Fast4 doubles clash in Sydney, before fronting up for the World Tennis Challenge in Adelaide from Jan. 10-12.

Kyrgios isn't sure whether he'll be able to fulfil those commitments, but he remains optimistic about his chances of playing well at the Australian Open, despite his injury.

"I'm not the type of guys who needs plenty of matches before a grand slam," Kyrgios said.

"I played two really good games here and obviously the knee was getting worse every day.

"I've got four days now to go home, see my physio, ice it and rest it and that is ample time for it to settle down."

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[Lucas]

Nick Kyrgios pre-tournament press conference AO 17

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Q. The knee update, please?
NICK KYRGIOS: Yeah, it's feeling really good. I've done four or five treatments on it. Got one more tomorrow. Yeah, it's feeling a lot better since I last competed, which was in Perth. So I've had massive improvements in my knee.

Q. And the treatment is?
NICK KYRGIOS: Just putting, like, patches on my knee. It's another way to insert some cortisone in my knee.

Q. Happy about the Hisense situation?
NICK KYRGIOS: Definitely. I think Hisense is one of my favorite courts, if not my favorite. I feel confident on that court. I love the way it looks. I like the dimensions of it. It's a great serving court. Yeah, I like playing there.

Q. When you played the Fast4 just a few days after Perth, you looked pretty good. Were you feeling pain-free?
NICK KYRGIOS: Yeah, a couple, two days. I think I played four days after. Yeah, I had a couple treatments. I had to test it out there. If I wasn't able to play Fast4, I probably wasn't going to look good to play a best of five match. I had to test it out there. It was still giving me some pain, but definitely feeling some improvement already.

Q. How do you feel about your draw?
NICK KYRGIOS: I think it's very good. Obviously you get rewarded with a good draw the higher your seeding is. I played well last year. Got my ranking to top 30 in the world. I've been awarded with a pretty good draw.

Saying that, Elias can play some pretty high-level tennis. Everyone in the draw can, can beat anyone on the day. I got to go out there and not expect to win the match. I got to go out there and just play and we'll see how it goes.

Q. What are your expectations, Nick, coming in here, given obviously you haven't played a regular tour event for a while, and the knee? Where are you setting the bar?
NICK KYRGIOS: You know, I'm never been a player to play many tournaments before a Grand Slam. I like to come in pretty fresh. So my expectations are high. I still feel like I can do some major damage and get to the second week and really cause some upsets, so...

My expectations are still pretty high.

Q. Do you get a sense from the Australian public, there's been some rocky moments lately, do you get a sense that everyone is behind you and wants to see you play to your full potential?
NICK KYRGIOS: Yeah. I thought in Perth everyone was behind me. In the Fast4, as well. I think it would be silly not to. We got two players in the top 30 that can do really well and go deep in the draw. We got a lot of guys in the draw that can do well, younger guys. Jordan Thompson is playing well now. It's exciting. It's an exciting time for Australian tennis. Yeah, I think everyone should just get behind everyone because we all can play well.

Q. Did you do much different in the off-season this year compared to previous years?
NICK KYRGIOS: I had a bit more of a schedule this year. I had a strength conditioner. We've been working pretty hard. Yeah, I guess it was a couple weeks where I didn't have him this year. I kind of did my own thing. I think that's how my knee started flaring up a little bit. Live and learn, hopefully next year I'll get it right.

Q. Do you feel a different player than last year when you sat in that chair?
NICK KYRGIOS: Yeah. I feel like last year I was an established top-hundred player. I hadn't beat top guys on a consistent basis. I feel like now I know what I can do on the court. Last year I was pretty consistent throughout the year. Won three titles. Got to 13. I feel more comfortable on the court. I know what my game is, I know how to play it. I know I can beat anyone on the day.

http://www.ausopen.com/en_AU/news/inter ... 40117.html

[Damian]

Kyrgios crashes in five to Seppi

Spoiler:

Same court, same opponent, same rollercoaster ride – different result. Two years on from his dramatic five-set Australian Open defeat at the hands of Nick Kyrgios, Andreas Seppi turned the tables on the No.14 seed, saving a match point after battling back from two sets down to prevail 1-6 6-7(1) 6-4 6-2 10-8 on Wednesday night.

“Maybe it was meant to be,” said Seppi, who will face Belgium’s Steve Darcis in the third round. “I was two sets to love down and I said, last time I was two sets to love up, so let’s try to do the same to him.”

Seppi was rock-steady after recovering from a slow start, while across the net Kyrgios veered from brilliance and bombast to distracted self-destruction over the first four sets. He picked up a point penalty for his behaviour, and while both men hit more than 50 winners during the three-hour, eight-minute contest, it was Kyrgios’s 68 unforced errors – almost double Seppi’s 36 – that proved to be his undoing.

The parallels with their 2015 meeting at Melbourne Park were impossible to ignore. Back then, the Italian had stunned Roger Federer in the third round before facing the 19-year-old firebrand, only to see a two-set lead evaporate and a match point come and go at Hisense Arena.

That day, Kyrgios dragged himself and the crowd to a spellbinding five-set victory, winning 8-6 in the fifth. This time the decider lasted 18 games after Kyrgios broke back at 6-5 to keep the match alive, before Seppi saved a match point at 8-7.

Gallery: Kyrgios v Seppi

“I just lost three sets, that's what happened; I ended up losing,” said Kyrgios, who said he hurt his knee playing basketball in the off-season. “I'm disappointed. I'm okay, I'm all right. the world keeps spinning – I lost one match.

“I didn't have the best preparation. It's on me. Did a couple things in the off-season that I'm probably not going to do next time. My body's not in good enough shape. You live and you learn.”

Kyrgios had dropped just five games against Gastao Elias in the first round and picked up where he left off two nights later, opening the match with an ace and a deft drop volley as he first held to love before breaking to love. With just 28 minutes gone, the Australian No.1 was a set to the good.

Kyrgios opened the second set with another break but Seppi responded instantly, raising his game and extending the rallies. Rather than try to hit his way out of trouble, Kyrgios hunkered down and kept his cool, serving his way out of danger when Seppi came within two points of the set 15-30 at 4-5. But having earned the tiebreak, Seppi undid all his hard work with an error-strewn performance.

Rather than the second-set win spurring Kyrgios to better things in the third, the 21-year-old became tetchy as he struggled with his movement, and Seppi took full advantage. The third set soon went the way of the Italian, and the fourth sooner still; suddenly the match was a one-set shootout.

Kyrgios redoubled his efforts but Seppi was not to be shaken, even after the Australian raised the roof with an audacious tweener en route to a break back when Seppi first served for the match.

“Bad memories came up,” Seppi admitted, fearing his chance had gone. “He played a few good points, especially the first one – the tweener, I didn’t expect that.”

Nevertheless, Seppi stuck to his task, dealing with Kyrgios’s changes of pace and direction even as the clock passed three hours. When Kyrgios went for too much with a second serve on break point at 8-8, the 33-year-old got a second shot at serving out a dramatic victory. This time, he would not be denied.

“The second set was pretty close,” Seppi said, explaining how he kept himself in the fight. “I thought I had my chances there to win it also. I said myself, I mean, why not? Two years ago I was up two sets to love and he came back. I thought maybe I could also do it today. I was not worried about two sets to love down, I have to say.”

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[Damian]

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ATP Acapulco: Nick bije Novaka!

21-letni enfant terrible ATP Tour rozegrał jeden z najlepszych meczów w swojej karierze, pokonując w Acapulco Novaka Djokovicia 7-6(9) 7-5.


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Nick ma teraz na rozkładzie 3 najlepszych tenisistów naszych czasów. Na Wimbledonie przed 3 laty pokonał Rafę Nadala, 2 lata temu w Madrycie okazał się lepszy od Federera, dziś otworzył bilans gier z Djokoviciem.

[filip.g]

Strach pomyśleć, co by było, gdyby on ten sport traktował poważniej. A może właśnie w tym tkwi źródło jego skuteczności, że mu tak bardzo nie zależy...

[Mario]

Lleyton Hewitt and Nick Kyrgios - Only players to beat Federer, Nadal and Djokovic in their first tour-level meetings.

[Damian]

Kyrgios Stuns Djokovic In Acapulco

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Aussie to play Querrey in semi-finals
Sixth seed Nick Kyrgios put in one of the finest performances of his career on Thursday at the Abierto Mexicano Telcel, firing 25 aces and saving a pair of set points to shock top seed Novak Djokovic 7-6(9), 7-5.
“It’s what I dreamed of as a little kid, playing on these great venues against some of the greatest players in the world,” said Kyrgios. “I never have a problem getting up for these matches.”
Kyrgios picked up his 11th career victory over a Top 10 player. He now has wins over three of the Big Four including Djokovic, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. The Aussie is also through to his second consecutive ATP World Tour semi-final, having reached the final four last week at Open 13 Marseille (l. Tsonga).
Next up for Kyrgios is Sam Querrey, a 6-1, 7-5 winner earlier in the day over fourth seed Dominic Thiem. Kyrgios leads their FedEx ATP Head2Head rivalry 1-0, scoring a win this past October in the opening round of the Shanghai Rolex Masters.
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Djokovic and Kyrgios held serve throughout the first set to force a tie-break. Kyrgios earned two set points at 6/4, but the Aussie shockingly hit a double fault on the first chance and a strong serve from Djokovic leveled the score at 6/6. A big first serve from Kyrgios erased a set point for Djokovic at 6/7, while Djokovic repeated that effort down 7/8. With the Aussie serving at 8/9, he fired two consecutive aces to earn a fourth set point chance. Djokovic finally relinquished the set with a forehand long and an energised Kyrgios sprinted to his chair in celebration.
Kyrgios continued to show a high level of discipline in the long baseline rallies throughout the second set, mixing up the pace of his shots and waiting for the right opportunity to strike. Both players traded routine service holds throughout the second set, but it was the World No. 2 who blinked first. Serving at 5-6, Djokovic handed Kyrgios a trio of unforced errors to bring up triple match point. Kyrgios only needed one, striking a forehand winner and raising his arms in celebration after one hour and 47 minutes.
“I wasn’t thinking about winning at any stage," said Kyrgios. "I knew I had to stay in the moment because I’ve been in situations where matches have gotten away from me, so I had to stay switched on the whole time. I knew that if I just waited and waited, eventually I’d get my chance.”
Djokovic had not lost to a player as young as Kyrgios (21 years, 296 days) since retiring against 18-year-old Filip Krajinovic in the 2010 Belgrade quarter-finals.

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[Damian]

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