Greek-Australian tennis icon Nick Kyrgios and influencer Costeen Hatzi have reportedly parted ways after nearly four years together. Known for his fiery talent and proud Hellenic roots, Kyrgios has been a beloved figure both on and off the court. The couple, once dubbed one of Australian tennis’ most iconic duos, built a life filled with love, travel, and a dachshund named Boo—yet lifestyle differences have led them to new paths. As Kyrgios stages an inspiring comeback in the US, his Greek spirit continues to shine bright.
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The Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA), backed by Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios, has filed a historic lawsuit against the ATP and WTA Tours, alleging collusion, financial exploitation, and neglect of player rights. Launched as players prepared for the 2025 Miami Open, the legal action—supported by most top 250 players—targets seven key issues, including fixed prize money and an unsustainable schedule. The PTPA, founded in 2019, aims to establish transparency and self-governance in tennis, spotlighting systemic flaws in the sport’s leadership.
Matteo Berrettini Defeated by Stefanos Tsitsipas in Indian Wells 2025: A One-Sided Third-Round Match
Matteo Berrettini’s hopes for a rematch with Stefanos Tsitsipas at Indian Wells were crushed in the third round, as the Greek player cruised to a 6-3, 6-3 victory. Despite Berrettini’s strong serve, Tsitsipas’ flawless performance and early breaks proved too much for the Italian.
Thanasi Kokkinakis underwent surgery to address a persistent pectoral injury, with tennis legend Boris Becker sending his well wishes for a smooth rehabilitation. Fellow ATP players, including Borna Coric and Matt Ebden, also expressed their support as Kokkinakis aims for a strong comeback.
Stefanos Tsitsipas has made a remarkable return to form, reaching the semi-finals for the first time in seven months by defeating Matteo Berrettini at the 2025 Dubai Championships. This gripping match between two former Top 10 players signifies Tsitsipas’s determined pursuit to re-enter tennis’s elite rankings, showcasing his strategic prowess and unwavering perseverance.
Australian tennis star Thanasi Kokkinakis has undergone surgery for a persistent pectoral injury, sharing the news on Instagram and calling it his “toughest challenge to date.” This follows a difficult start to the year, including an early exit from the Australian Open and criticism for prioritizing Challenger events beforehand.
Carlos Alcaraz dismisses Patrick Mouratoglou’s doubts, declaring Jannik Sinner the undisputed best in the world despite their close rivalry. Sinner’s dominant Australian Open victory and consistent performance fuel the debate, with Alcaraz himself praising Sinner’s unwavering strength.
Tennis Australia has reiterated its stance against players competing in Russia after Thanasi Kokkinakis participated in an exhibition tournament in St. Petersburg. The organization advises athletes against playing in Russia and is working with the Australian government to educate players about the potential consequences.
Nick Kyrgios has suggested 2025 could be his final year in singles competition as he contemplates a future in doubles. After his Grand Slam return at the Australian Open, Kyrgios hinted at stepping back from singles due to ongoing physical demands, while expressing confidence in his doubles potential alongside Thanasi Kokkinakis. As he weighs his options, Kyrgios aims to conclude his singles career with a few more wins, potentially making a splash at Wimbledon later this year.
Following an early exit from the Australian Open, Stefanos Tsitsipas reflects on the significant shift in tennis towards a more physically demanding game. As he aims to reclaim a spot in the top 10, Tsitsipas faces challenges with innovations in the sport leading to narrower margins and a focus on power and precision.
Nick Kyrgios faced an early exit from the Australian Open after a straight sets loss to Jacob Fearnley. Despite tie-breaks in two sets and an ongoing abdominal injury, Kyrgios couldn’t secure the win.
In a surprising turn at the Australian Open, young Alex Michelsen stunned World No. 11 Stefanos Tsitsipas with a first-round victory, marking the tournament’s first major upset and highlighting the emergence of a promising new talent.
Nick Kyrgios has declared himself fit for the Australian Open despite an abdominal strain earlier this week. “Felt pretty good out there this morning,” Kyrgios said, reassuring fans ahead of his first-round match.
Thanasi Kokkinakis’s thrilling victory over Yoshihito Nishioka at the Adelaide International wasn’t the only highlight…
Hometown hero Thanasi Kokkinakis fought through a challenging first-round match to cap off a successful…
Kokkinakis, Gadecki, and Jones are set to ignite the Adelaide International with the power of home-court advantage. Last year’s champion Kokkinakis returns to The Drive, while Gadecki faces a tough challenge against Kasatkina. Rising star Jones makes her tournament debut, adding to the local excitement.
In a thrilling display of tennis mastery, Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios claimed a memorable victory at the Brisbane International, defeating Alexander Erler and Andreas Mies with a scoreline of 6-4, 6-7(4), 10-8. The duo’s unique styles and exceptional play captivated the crowd, marking a triumphant return for Kyrgios after an injury hiatus and setting the stage for their continued success on the ATP Tour.
Thanasi Kokkinakis is gearing up for the Australian Open with renewed determination after a challenging 2024 season. Despite his struggles in Grand Slam events, Kokkinakis remains a fan favorite on the tour and recently named Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz as his toughest opponents. As he looks to break through on the ATP tour, Kokkinakis may need to set aside his “Mr. Nice Guy” image to fully realize his potential.
After two years sidelined by injuries and surgeries, Nick Kyrgios is set to return to professional tennis at the 2025 Brisbane International. The Australian credits a motivational message from Novak Djokovic as the key factor in his decision to make a comeback.
Stefanos Tsitsipas reignited his feud with Novak Djokovic, pointedly choosing Rafael Nadal as his greatest of all time, conspicuously omitting Djokovic during a recent interview. This snub fuels the ongoing tension between the two tennis stars, marked by controversial incidents both on and off the court. Their rivalry extends from bathroom breaks and on-court outbursts to subtle jabs and differing views on COVID-19 vaccination. Djokovic holds a dominant 12-2 head-to-head record against Tsitsipas, including victories in both of Tsitsipas’ Grand Slam final appearances.