His serve is huge. Not talent.His attitude is catching up to him, just as it did to Tomic. Growing up is never easy for any of us, but it's time for him to make some big decisions. His talent is huge, and he is now used to the money that goes with that talent. Things are changing now.
Dont think he cares tbh. Probably done for the yearDropping 11 Spots to World no. 38, he’s the number 3 Aussie behind De Minaur and Millman. With his ranking outside of the Top 32 required to get a seeding in a grand slam, Nick Kyrgios is in real danger of missing out on a seed in his home tournament.
And also sad to see someone talented who may simply not like what he is talented in. I see that in my field too, music. There are unbelievably talented musicians who basically don't like the instrument they are talented on and who just quit only to move to something else they still don't make much money in and don't do especially well.I don't like Kyrgios but it's still sad watching someone completely self-destruct.
And also sad to see someone talented who may simply not like what he is talented in. I see that in my field too, music. There are unbelievably talented musicians who basically don't like the instrument they are talented on and who just quit only to move to something else they still don't make much money in and don't do especially well.
Millman and Ebden got ahead of him on the back of two pretty fortunate draws in big events, and a good portion of De Minaur's points are from Brisbane and Sydney early in the year, so we'll have to wait and see how well he can back up those results. I'd still back Kyrgios over both of them talent wise and results wise moving forwards.
His serve is huge. Not talent.
His serve is huge. Not talent.
His forehand is quite big as well. But apart from that and serve, his talent is very overrated.