‘Grand Slam on My Belt’ – Nick Kyrgios Says He Is Currently Riding the Wave
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It is interesting how a big victory can turn the fortunes around in sports. These can have a significant positive impact on individuals and motivates them to perform better and give their best. Take the example of Nick Kyrgios. The Australian has shown immense potential over the years. However, a big title had eluded him till the last year due to a lack of consistency.
The 26-year-old put on an impressive display at the Australian Open. He partnered with his compatriot and close friend, Thanasi Kokkinakis, to lift the Australian Open men’s doubles trophy. In an all-Australian final, the duo defeated Matthew Ebden and Max Purcell in straight sets 7-5, 6-4.
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Further, the win has immensely bolstered Kyrgios’ confidence going into the further tournaments this year. Recently, he opened up on how the Australian Open title has helped him this season.
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Nick Kyrgios reflects on his achievement of winning the Grand Slam title
During an interview, the interviewer asked Kyrgios how his win back home helped change his landscape. He said, “Nothing really, I took the first flight out of Melbourne and went to go hoop in Sydney. It’s obviously good vibes having you know, Grand Slam on my belt. I take it day by day. I’m super happy with that achievement, but you know, put that behind me. I just want some good energy every day and hopefully, I get better.”
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Indeed, it has been a wonderful start for Kyrgios this season. Apart from the success at the Grand Slam Down Under, he has had impressive runs in the subsequent tournaments. In his next tournament after the Australian Open, Kyrgios reached the quarterfinals at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells. However, he suffered a tough defeat against Rafael Nadal in the last-eight clash in that tournament.
Further, at the Miami Masters, he made it to the Round-of-16 before going down to Jannik Sinner in straight sets. Earlier this month, Kyrgios reached the semifinals in Houston on clay.
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Despite his good form this season, Kyrgios will miss Roland Garros this year. However, he revealed that he will most likely play in the tournament next year.
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Niranjan Deodhar