Kyrgios loses to Fearnley in the first round of the Australian Open

Clément Gehl

le 13/01/2025 à 10h43

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Nick Kyrgios had no answer to Jacob Fearnley. The Australian lost 7-6, 6-3, 7-6.

He appeared physically diminished, with abdominal pain, requiring the intervention of soigneurs on several occasions.

His physical state is a cause for concern and raises many questions about his future in professional tennis.

Fearnley was never really troubled in this match, apart from a break point. Speaking to John McEnroe at the end of the match, he said: "I'm sorry for Nick.

I know he's been struggling with injuries. For my part, I think I played an excellent match.

I was nervous, but very excited about playing Nick."

The Briton will face Arthur Cazaux in the second round.

Fearnley Jacob

71e, 787 points

Kyrgios Nick

672e, 50 points

Fearnley J

Kyrgios N

Australian Open

Draw

Cazaux A

Fearnley J

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