Nick Kyrgios

'Let's just talk about that': Demon rattled by questions after Kyrgios quits Aussie team for $15m event.

Alex de Minaur will move into the No.1 men’s position for Team Australia, and subsequently Jason Kubler moves into the No.2 spot.” “Let’s just talk about that, it is exciting. Kyrgios remains set to play in the Australian Open next month, where he’ll be looking to follow on from a career-best year in which he made the final at Wimbledon and the quarter-finals at the US Open. “You know I think it would be great if we just talk about this great team, we are all here, we are all happy to be here, we are about to play an exciting new event, something new for all of us, The United Cup,” he said. Live Coverage of ATP + WTA Tour Tournaments including Every Finals Match. Watch Tennis Live with beIN SPORTS on Kayo.

Judging by the body language and blunt responses from his Australian teammates, Kyrgios' withdrawal from the United Cup on the eve of the tournament went ...

The fact he was here practising, he had every intention to play. The critics will say that just 24 hours later, he has done excatly that. Answering questions from fans on Instagram on Tuesday, Kyrgios was asked what his New Year’s resolution was going to be. But as a player you have to keep one eye on the grand slams. I spoke to him yesterday. “I spoke to him afterwards.

Nick Kyrgios has pulled out of the United Cup at the 11th hour, leaving his Australian teammates in disbelief.

It is not going to be easy, there are many great players here but we are ready to go and we are going to give it everything we’ve got.” We are out here to do everything we can possible to try and win this competition. “Let’s talk about that, it is exciting. Alex de Minaur will move into the No.1 men’s position for Team Australia, and subsequently Jason Kubler moves into the No.2 spot.” He cited several injuries as the reason behind his withdrawal. Nick Kyrgios has pulled out of the United Cup at the 11th hour, leaving his Australian teammates in disbelief.

Kyrgios threw a spanner in the works of the inaugural competition by announcing his withdrawal just moments before his teammates were due to front a pre- ...

“We are out here to do everything we possibly can to try and win this competition. The tournament was introduced to launch the 2023 season and had attracted a host of big names to feature in the 18-nation competition hosted in six groups across Brisbane, Perth and Sydney. It is not going to be easy, there are many great players here, but we are ready to go and we are going to give it everything we’ve got.” The news comes in the wake of Kyrgios admitting he had been struggling with the extra demands that came from enjoying the most successful year of his career to date. Kyrgios threw a spanner in the works of the inaugural competition by announcing his withdrawal just moments before his teammates were due to front a pre-tournament press conference. Nick Kyrgios has withdrawn from the United Cup on the eve of the tournament commencing, highlighting how a number of injury complaints has forced him to prioritise his recovery ahead of the Australian Open next month.

Nick Kyrgios has withdrawn from the United Cup teams event a day before he was due to play, citing need to overcome injury ahead of the Australian Open.

“Now that (Kyrgios news) is out there and we move forward with the placings of the team and do our best on the day. We’re all happy to be here and keen to get out there,” Stosur said. Kyrgios was due to represent Australia for the first time since the now-defunct ATP Cup in 2020, having sat out the Davis Cup for the past three years, as well as the Tokyo Olympics. “We’ve got a great team and we’re all going to be out there doing our best. With Kyrgios out, world No.24 Alex de Minaur will move into the No.1 men’s position for Team Australia and play against Norrie and Nadal, with world No.107 Jason Kubler – the fifth-ranked Aussie male – promoted to the No.2 spot. Nick Kyrgios faces a race against time to hit peak form and fitness for his Australian Open tilt after pulling out of the inaugural United Cup teams event due to injury.

Nick Kyrgios faces a race against time to hit peak form and fitness for his Australian Open tilt after pulling out of the inaugural United Cup teams event ...

"So I'm not concerned that our chances have just diminished greatly or anything like that. "Like 'Demon' said, we just move forward now. [Jason Kubler](http://www.espn.com/sports/tennis/players/profile?playerId=1745) - the fifth-ranked Aussie male - promoted to the No.2 spot. [Samantha Stosur](http://www.espn.com/sports/tennis/players/profile?playerId=214) said she hadn't spoken to Kyrgios about his decision and wouldn't be drawn on whether he would be fit for the Open. [Rafael Nadal](http://www.espn.com/sports/tennis/players/profile?playerId=261) in the most eagerly anticipated matchup of the event when Australia meets Spain next week. [Nick Kyrgios](http://www.espn.com/sports/tennis/players/profile?playerId=1984) faces a race against time to hit peak form and fitness for his Australian Open tilt after pulling out of the inaugural United Cup teams event due to injury.