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| Nick Kyrgios |
In a disappointing turn of events, Nick Kyrgios, the Australian tennis star, has once again found himself unable to make his awaited return to the Grand Slam stage as he officially withdrew from the 2023 US Open due to injury concerns. This marks another setback in Kyrgios' journey, prolonging his absence from the major tournaments.
Kyrgios had previously withdrawn from Wimbledon in July due to a wrist injury, and his absence in the Australian and French Open tournaments earlier this year was also attributed to ongoing injury issues. The 28-year-old athlete's unfortunate streak continued as he had to miss his home Grand Slam due to a knee injury and subsequently sat out of Roland Garros following a foot injury.
Adding to the list of withdrawals, Germany's Jan-Lennard Struff has also announced his withdrawal from the US Open. This development has paved the way for Argentine players Diego Schwartzman and Facundo Diaz Acosta to secure spots in the Main Draw.
As the anticipation for major tennis events continues, fans of the sport undoubtedly share in Kyrgios' frustration as he navigates his journey back to full fitness. The news of his withdrawal serves as a reminder of the physical challenges that athletes face and the resilience required to overcome them.
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