Nick Kyrgios

[Sempere]

Nick Kyrgios wins his first ATP Challenger

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXmfabeL ... Hg&index=8[/youtube]

[Sempere]

Nick zagra w najbliższym tygodniu w futuresie w chińskim Chengdu (za 15 tys. $).

[Sempere]

Niestety Australijczyk przegrał w półfinale futuresa w Chengdu z Chińczykiem Di Wu (ATP 171).

[DUN I LOVE]

To i tak niezły start Nicka - Wu to naprawdę klasowy rywal, który też nieźle rokuje.

Kyrgios zagra teraz w kolejnym ITF-ie w Chinach.

[Sempere]

To i tak niezły start Nicka - Wu to naprawdę klasowy rywal, który też nieźle rokuje.

Chińczyk ma ten sezon raczej przeciętny, chociaż w turnieju w Chengdu prezentuje się nieźle. Myślałem jednak, że Nick sobie z nim poradzi i wygra ten turniej.

[Joao]

Niestety Australijczyk przegrał w półfinale futuresa w Chengdu z Chińczykiem Di Wu (ATP 171).

Pora na rewanż . Obaj panowie zagrają w finale drugiego futuresa w Chengdu.

[DUN I LOVE]

Jako fan tenisa mam swoje wymagania w stosunku do Kyrgiosa. Przed startem w kwietniowych turniejach ITF założyłem, że Nick przebije się do Top-300. Podliczyłem jego stan punktowy na dziś (z finałem w ITF Chengdu) i jego dorobek (155 punktów) plasuje go wirtualnie w okolicach 290. miejsca.

Australijczyk jest też na liście zgłoszeń turnieju w Yuxi (startuje w poniedziałek).

[Sempere]

22.04.2013

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 315

[Joao]

Australijczyk jest też na liście zgłoszeń turnieju w Yuxi (startuje w poniedziałek).

Przebił się do finału, pokonując w 1/2 jedynkę Moriy'ę.

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Przebił się do finału, pokonując w 1/2 jedynkę Moriy'ę.

Bardzo ładny prezent na 18. urodziny, bowiem właśnie dziś Nick stał się pełnoletni. Wszystkiego najlepszego i powodzenia w finale przeciwko Westerhofowi.

Kyrgios w dzisiejszym semi posłał na drugą stronę 16 asów (wynik: 63 75).

Drugi finał w ciągu 2 tygodni.

[Sempere]

Bardzo ładny prezent na 18. urodziny, bowiem właśnie dziś Nick stał się pełnoletni. Wszystkiego najlepszego i powodzenia w finale przeciwko Westerhofowi.

Wygrał spokojnie 7-5 6-1 z Holendrem w Yuxi, do trzech razy sztuka.

[DUN I LOVE]

Bardzo udany blok startowy w Chinach: SF, F, W. Nick otwiera swoje konto w turniejach ITF. Jutro zawita do Top-300, a punkty uzyskane od początku roku niemal gwarantują mu pozostanie w tym gronie do końca sezonu.

Teraz Kyrgios wraca do domu odpocząć i trenować dalej, tym razem przed kwalifikacjami do RG.

[Joao]

Zobaczymy jak wyjdzie młodzieńcowi atak na wieżę Eiffla .

[Sempere]

29.04.2013

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 289

[przemusiowa]

Kyrgios continues to climb
In a game where experience is paramount and the flourishing of teenage talent in the senior ranks is exceedingly rare, Nick Kyrgios’ achievements are quite incredible.

This year’s Australian Open junior boys’ champion has made a stunning transition from the junior to senior ranks; since February he has claimed two titles, reached another final, and improved his ranking by around 550 places.

The Canberran turned 18 just three days ago, and at his young age, he’s already achieved what many of his contemporaries would kill for.

“A lot of hard work has gone into the last couple of tournaments not only physically but mentally as well,” he revealed.

“We had a four week training block before the Asian tour so we were all ready to go.”

That Asian tour encompassed three ITF Futures events in China – two in Chengdu, one in Yuxi – and in keeping with his upward trajectory in 2013, his results improved at each one. A semifinal finish at the first Chengdu event was immediately followed up by a run to the final at the second, before he travelled to Yuxi and won the title.

It was his second career title after claiming his first ever senior trophy, perhaps even more impressively at the ATP Challenger event in Sydney in February.

“To win a Challenger is an unbelievable feeling, especially at 17,” he reflected.

“To win my first Futures event was a great experience and I definitely had some ups and downs but to come through was a great effort. I had my birthday on the semifinal day so in a way it was a great birthday present.

“Cracking the top 300 is a nice milestone to have achieved on this trip.”

Indeed, Kyrgios has risen to world No.289 thanks to his latest success, having been ranked No.843 as recently as the first week of February. His scintillating rise coincides with the fact that he has won 22 of 27 matches since his appearance at Melbourne Park, including going an impressive 12-2 during his Asian run.

“My serve is really helping me and when I need it most it’s the thing that I can count on,” he explained of the stroke that during his Australian Open junior campaign was clocked as fast as 207 km/h.

Kyrgios, now the 12th-highest ranked Australian male player, believes the conditions in China – fast and high bouncing – were conducive to his style of play. But that will change in the upcoming months, with the season moving to the slow red clay courts of Europe.

The 18-year-old recognises that this will be a physically-demanding assignment, and after a period of rest back home in Australia, he will get back into training before jetting off again to the Northern Hemisphere.

Following his ascent into the ATP top 300 yesterday, Kyrgios tweeted: “it’s just the beginning, more work, improvement & development to come. #NKrising.”

And if his recent success is anything to go by, there’s little doubt that such a sentiment will ring true.

http://www.tennis.com.au/news/2013/04/3 ... s-to-climb

[jaccol55]

Kyrgios rockets into world's top 300


Nick Kyrgios won his first ITF Futures title in China.

Nick Kyrgios' goal was to break the world's top 300 by the end of the year. It's only April, but the exciting Canberra youngster can already cross that goal off his list.

Kyrgios celebrated his 18th birthday this week in style by winning his first ITF Futures title in China on Sunday. His 7-5, 6-1 thrashing of Holland's Boy Westerhoff allowed him to move into the world's top 300 for the first time.

Having begun the year ranked No.838, the Australian Open junior champion has surged to 289th in the world, despite still being eligible to play on the junior tour.

Early last month, Kyrgios said his main aims for this year were to try to win the junior grand slam, and break into the world top 300.


He took the first big step to that goal by winning his breakthrough Challenger title at the Sydney International in March.

''I had my birthday on semi-final day, so in a way it was a great present,'' Kyrgios said. ''Cracking the top 300 is a nice milestone to have achieved on this trip.''

Kyrgios said the fast conditions in China suited his power game and booming serve right down to the ground.

''It's fast and high bouncing here so it suits my game quite well,'' Kyrgios said.

''Being able to penetrate and be aggressive will be rewarded on this surface, and my serve is what I can rely on most when I need it.''

''I'm heading back home to relax before heading into the tough European season.''

http://www.canberratimes.com.au/sport/t ... z2RuFnZ2vZ

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Plany startowe Nicka na najbliższe tygodnie:

- kwalifikacje do RG
- ITF we Włoszech
- juniorski RG
- CH w Nottingham
- kwalifikacje do Wimbledonu
- Roehampton (turniej juniorów)
- juniorski Wimbledon

[Sempere]

06.05.2013

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 265

[Sempere]

Nick Kyrgios' Mother's Day Message

[Barty]

13.05.2013

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 262