Aussie tennis star Nick Kyrgios opts out from Australian Open, to take care of his wrist injury

The comeback of tennis star Nick Kyrgios is something every fan is eagerly waiting for. The Australian tennis player hasn't been able to make a proper return as he was bugged with injuries that faltered his momentum. Unfortunately, it looks like the Australian player may have to hold back for some more time as he will not be available for action in a major tennis tournament in his hometown.

Three things you need to know

• Nick Kyrgios is a top-tier tennis player from Australia
• Kyrgios' last appearance was in the Wimbledon
• The Australian Tennis star said that he will not be competing in a tennis majors event

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Nick Kyrgios announced his withdrawal from the Australian Open

Aussie tennis player Nick Kyrgios has announced that he has opted out of competitive action from the Australian Open, citing that his wrist injury is a prime concern. Kyrgios revealed the news via OnlyFans, which he joined just a few days ago. It will be the second season that Kyrgios will be missing from the majors taking place in his own country.

‘This is a very disappointing time for me, but I won’t be able to compete at the 2024 Australian Open.’

'Obviously, heartbreaking. I’ve had so many amazing memories there, and I just want to really get back to playing at the top of my game and doing it right, and I need a little more time,' Kyrgios said via OnlyFans.

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Despite pulling out, Kyrgios will still be at Australian Open 

The fans in Australia will not have a suave feeling as they will not have their star tennis player in action in his hometown. But Nick Kyrgios has assured that he will still be around. In his video on OnlyFans, Kyrgios said that he will be available at AO in some capacity.

‘I won’t be able to compete at the 2024 Australian Open. But even though I won’t be there competing this year at the AO, I still will be around, commentating matches. I’ve got some special things planned, so please be excited.’