Kyrgios refuses to think about withdrawal for Miami: "I will see how my wrist responds"
Forced to withdraw in his first round against Botic Van de Zandschulp due to a too painful wrist, Nick Kyrgios continues his ordeal at the start of the 2025 season.
Expected at the Miami Masters 1000 where he will use his protected ranking, the 29-year-old player admitted in a press conference that he would like to be able to play there, but that everything will depend on his injury:
"The pain is not very strong, but I will continue by trying to do what is necessary. Of course, the schedule with Miami is far from ideal.
But that's where I planned to play, so I will see how my wrist responds. If it's not Miami, I will continue to look ahead.
There are glimpses of very good tennis that I can still play. I think this process has been one of the greatest challenges I have faced in my life. In reality, it's nothing serious, but for my career, it's the greatest challenge by far."
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