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By Jul 12, 2025The War Within Nick Kyrgios: After the Aussie's breakthrough Wimbledon run, what's next?
Those who worship at the altar of Kyrgios’ indisputable talent fervently hope that he has turned a corner. Maybe, maybe not.
Published Jul 11, 2022
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“I was obviously super excited to be here,” Kyrgios said of this year’s Wimbledon event. “I had some high hopes, but I've never felt, to be honest, good. I just felt so much pressure. There's so much, like, anxiety, pressure to do things or achieve things.”
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