The year hasn’t been going Nick Kyrgios’ way. After having one of the best seasons of his tennis career, the Australian star was expected to take his game a notch higher. In what was a memorable 2022 season, Kyrgios made it to the final of the Wimbledon Championships. However, he couldn’t get past Novak Djokovic in the summit clash. Further, the 28-year-old even made it to the quarterfinals of the US Open.

Contrastingly, the World Number 35 has had a quiet 2023 season. He has played just one tournament this year, ATP 250 in Stuttgart, Germany. Injuries have played their part in Kyrgios’ torrid season. Recently, the Australian star expressed displeasure at Tom Holland’s advice.

Nick Kyrgios shrugs off Tom Holland’s advice

Earlier this year, a video went viral on social media which showed Hollywood star Tom Holland offering a piece of advice. It was in context to the growing online abuse faced by many noted celebrities across the globe. Talking about this, Holland said, “If you have a problem with me, text me. And if you don’t have my number, you don’t know me well enough to have a problem with me.”

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Kyrgios, who is active on social media, shared the video showing Holland’s advice via a story on his official Instagram handle. Additionally, he also posted four ‘whatever’ emojis, denoting that he did not agree with Holland’s advice.

Meanwhile, Kyrgios backed World Number 1, Iga Swiatek, who recently got criticized by commentator Jimmy Arias. The latter said, “I don’t think she’s been great for women’s tennis bc she wears her hat so low that you can’t even see her face or eyes during the match, so you don’t get a connection as much as you could… I want to see her personality.” Supporting fellow tennis player against Arias, Kyrgios hit back at him by saying, “Another horrible take.”

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Kyrgios will look to get back fit in time for the US Open. Can he make a strong comeback later this year? Let us know your views in the comments below.