Nick Kyrgios, who has been teasing fans with a comeback for almost a year, finally made it this month. However, he ended up not winning his comeback match. He kept assuring fans that he would bounce back quickly. Agitated and disappointed, fans believed in him. Less than fifteen days later, Kyrgios did the ?unimaginable breaking his word.

With the Wimbledon Championships ahead, players are looking to play as many grass tournaments as possible. But in Kyrgios’ case, injuries seemed to have developed a special bond with him. Jose Morgado tweeted an update about Kyrgios that disappointed the hell out of fans.

Will Nick Kyrgios play Wimbledon?

The ‘Tennis bad boy’ has played only one match this year. When the fans took a final sigh of relief, Kyrgios stunned them by pulling out of Mallorca Championships. The sports journalist’s tweet read, “Nick Kyrgios withdraws from Mallorca and will arrive Wimbledon with one match played in 2023, where he looked far from ready to compete.”

The tweet stunned the fans as ‘The Wild Thing’ is a powerhouse of talent. The tennis world loves to see him on the court, playing and exhibiting his dramatic self. But the wait is becoming painfully long to endure.

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The consecutive withdrawals and form of the twenty-year-old do not seem fit to play in the only grass Slam. What is more, the audience is contemplating his participation in Wimbledon. The tweet received many comments, and the majority of the netizens felt that he would not play Wimbledon, and even if he did, he is likely to withdraw from it too.

What happened to the ‘Box Office’ of Tennis?

Kyrgios was to play a match against Lorenzo Sonego on the 20th of June. But the ‘Bad boy’ withdrew from the match, citing abdominal injury as the reason. In a statement released by the ATP, Kyrgios felt sorry for leaving the championships and said that he could not risk the upcoming Wimbledon.

The statement read, “I?m really sorry I?m going to have to withdraw from tonight’s match here in Mallorca. I have been playing a lot of great matches lately and unfortunately I woke up with a pain in my abs. I went to see the tournament doctor right away and he advised that I don’t play tonight. I really value the Mallorca Championships?but I will follow his advice as I don’t want to risk?Wimbledon next week.”

Given the record of injuries and trauma he sustained, Kyrgios’ future seems uncertain for now. If he does not play in the all-white tournament, he will lose precious time in his career and practice on the courts, even if he does not win. He will not have opportunities to learn from his mistakes and practice what he can do best on the court. How do you feel about the withdrawal? Do you think ‘The Wild thing’ makes it to Wimbledon?

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