26-year-old Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios is all set to wow his home crowds at the Australian Open. In fact, he is going to be quite a threat, as he always is, to any player who meets him in the first or second rounds.
Many big players have pulled out of the tournament owing to the pandemic or their own health. Thus, Kyrgios is going to be one of the biggest draws for the Australian crowds to fill up the Rod Laver Arena at the Grand Slam.
As the Australian Open 2022 approaches, Nick Kyrgios is still keeping the things that matter more, closer.
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Nick Kyrgios wants us to appreciate today
The tennis star posted a highly-inspiring and emotional video on his Instagram today. The video in question is a clip from actor Will Smith’s interview with life coach Jay Shetty.
Will Smith talks about his commitment to his family and his strained relationship with his father. In fact, when he talks about his father, he shares how losing him with unresolved issues is what made him change his entire outlook on relationships in general. Watch the full video below.
“You should never greet someone casually or say goodbye to someone casually,” Smith says in the video Nick Kyrgios posted. “We can’t know if this is the last time we will ever see (them).”
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“Be grateful for those around you. 🖤 2022 🏁,” Kyrgios writes next to the video, as its caption. Nick’s brother, Christos Kyrgios, who is a fitness coach, commented on the post with positive words as well. “Yessir – every time could be the last time, for everything – so live FULLY!,” Christos wrote.
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Kyrgios and Nadal might battle in Melbourne this week
Both Rafael Nadal and Nick Kyrgios will be making their comebacks to the ATP tour at the Melbourne summer set. The Spaniard will meet American player Marcos Giron in the second round.
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Thus, if both Kyrgios and Nadal win their first matches, they are bound to meet in the semifinal of the ATP 250 in Melbourne. Granted, this is still a warmup tournament leading up to the first Grand Slam of the year. Nevertheless, one can expect the stands to be absolutely packed if and when the match takes place.
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