Nick Kyrgios Denies Retirement Rumors Amid Injury Struggles

Despite ongoing injuries and a year-long absence from professional tennis, Kyrgios assures fans he has 'plenty left in the tank' and expresses interest in a media career post-retirement.

Nick Kyrgios, the Australian tennis player, has hinted at retirement from the sport due to ongoing injuries, stating 'there is a part of me that knows my time in the sport may be over.'
Despite these statements, Kyrgios later clarified on Instagram that retirement rumors are 'absolute nonsense' and assured fans that he is 'constantly rehabbing' and has 'plenty left in the tank.'
Kyrgios has been absent from professional tennis for over a year due to knee and wrist injuries, with his last match played in June 2023.
He has been working as a commentator during the Australian Open and expressed interest in continuing media work after retirement.
Kyrgios also confirmed that he will not represent Australia at the Paris Olympics this year due to his treatment by the Australian Olympic Committee ahead of the 2016 Rio Olympics.