World No. 35, Nick Kyrgios, is encountering a challenging start to the 2023 tennis season. With injuries and missed tournaments, the Australian player is yet to find his rhythm on the court.
After knee surgery in January, Kyrgios hoped for a fresh start in June. However, his journey back to competitive tennis has been marred by setbacks. He missed Wimbledon and Washington and has now withdrawn from the upcoming Canada Masters in Toronto, putting him in the company of other notable absentees like Novak Djokovic.
Struggling to recover and regain his form, Kyrgios is facing difficulties increasing his training sessions' intensity. He played a match in Stuttgart before encountering withdrawals from Halle, Mallorca, Wimbledon, Washington, and Toronto.
His next targets are Cincinnati and the US Open, but there are doubts about his participation in the North American swing. Despite his talent and prowess on the court, the Australian tennis star faces an uncertain path in the current season.
Last year's Wimbledon finalist, Kyrgios, had a decent run at the Canada Masters, but this year's struggles have put him at a disadvantage. With hopes of a successful return to the sport, he is striving to overcome his challenges and make a strong comeback to competitive tennis.
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