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Nick Kyrgios takes off French open after eight years while he lands a new job

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Nick Kyrgios has taught his French open return in favor of a new performance.

The tennis Bad Boy would play in Roland Garros for the first time Eight years In the men’s doubles together with colleague Aussie Jordan Thompson.

Nick Kyrgios gets a backhand in a tennis match.

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Nick Kyrgios has withdrawn from the French openCredit: Getty
Nick Kyrgios who celebrates during a tennis competition.

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The Aussie will still be with Roland Garros, as a commentatorCredit: AP

But the 30-year-old has withdrawn from the tournament less than two weeks after revealing his participation.

But he will be present ParisBut as a commentator.

Kyrgios looked forward to playing in the competition and said: “The French open Never really was on the cards.

“But after the stuff with Max Purcell, Jordan was looking for a partner and he asked me if I wanted to play,

“We have played open on the French open earlier, so it will be good to go outside and play with another colleague Aussie and have a little fun.”

He added: “I am excited to go there and play.

“We have done a lot of work – myself, [physiotherapist] Shall [Maher]And the team. I feel good.

“Me and [coach] James [Frawley] are on the court Almost every day.

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Nick Kyrgios is depressed on a bank after a wrist injury had forced his retirement by a tennis match.

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Nick Kyrgios has been injured by injury in recent yearsCredit: Reuters

“I get the ball well, it’s just a matter of playing matches.”

“With this part of my career I am excited to travel around the world and do some fun things while I am there.”

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Kyrgios has been destroyed in recent years by injuries and his hiatuses have searched for suggestions that pension will soon be on the cards.

But the 2022 Wimbledon Finalist refuses to think about bringing the curtain to his career.

He said, “I don’t want to speak in existence [retirement].

“But I strongly believe that I did the work for my wrist to stop.

“I am certainly in the direction of the later stages of my career.

“I think with this injury, winning or losing, it is just a bonus that is there.”

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