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HomeSportsTennisSad career update as Nick Kyrgios dropped from major roles

Sad career update as Nick Kyrgios dropped from major roles

Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios has reportedly been dropped as a commentator for this year’s Wimbledon coverage by two media outlets.

BBC and ESPN advised the 30-year-old that they will not be requiring his services for the tournament.

It comes after his appearance in last year’s event evcopped lots of backlash, with many criticising his casual approach, and bold fashion displays.

Some circles in the UK, including politicians and anti-violence against women organisations, were also outraged by his appointment after he pleaded guilty to assaulting his former girlfriend in 2021 — the charges were later dropped.

Camera IconNick Kyrgios Credit: Instagram

It has been a rough year for Kyrgios who has also faced a spate of injuries relating to his wrist and knees.

The injuries have have restricted his playing ability and he has not played a grand slam singles match since 2022.

The injuries and his loss of media roles has prompted speculation that his playing career and broadcasting career may be coming to an abrupt end.

Kyrgios also split with former flame Costeen Hatzi in April, with pictures of the couple largely deleted from both their Instagram accounts.

Content Source: www.perthnow.com.au

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