Kyrgios’s injury woes began with his withdrawal from the 2023 Australian Open for knee surgery. A brief return in Stuttgart resulted in another injury and a subsequent, undisclosed wrist reconstruction. The time off led Kyrgios to work as a pundit, while also contemplating retirement.
Kyrgios detailed the wrist surgery’s severity: four drilled holes, a string holding his wrist together, and swollen fingers. Immobilized in a cast for 12 weeks, he had to relearn basic hand functions, a painful and arduous process. Significant improvement came at the nine-month mark, where he felt close to his 2022 playing level.
Hitting with Djokovic proved a turning point. Djokovic’s observation that Kyrgios “didn’t look like he’d had surgery” was the final push he needed. This positive reinforcement affirmed Kyrgios’s progress and ignited his comeback plans.
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