Nick Kyrgios says he is good for tennis and the sport will get a boost from his return to Grand Slam action at the Australian Open.

Former World No. 1 tennis player Novak Djokovic has made a sensational claim ahead of 2025 Australian Open. As per Djokovic, he was "poisoned" during his detention in Australia three years ago. Djokovic made this claim in a recent interview with GQ.

Nick Kyrgios has reiterated his support of Novak Djokovic in light of the 24-time grand slam champion's recent claims he was "poisoned" while in hotel quarantine.

Nick Kyrgios gives the strongest indication he will be fit to play in the Australian Open, declaring his abdominal injury "manageable" two days out from the first grand slam of the year.

Nick Kyrgios faces another injury setback in his planned return to Grand Slam tennis at the Australian Open after an abdominal strain forced him to withdraw from an exhibition with Novak Djokovic this

The Aussie will play only his second singles match in 18 months against British No.3 Jacob Fearnley in the Melbourne first round. Kygrios claimed earlier this week that this could be his final Australian Open after suffering career-threatening wrist and knee injuries.

Nick Kyrgios has been struck down by yet another injury on the eve of his return to grand slam tennis. The Australian former world No.13 was due to play Novak Djokovic in an exhibition match on Thursday, in the lead-up to his first Australian Open since 2022, but has withdrawn due to an abdominal injury.

Nick Kyrgios appreciated very much Novak Djokovic siding with him and highlighting that some of the Australian's comments about the Jannik Sinner doping case make sense. The 29-year-old's criticism of the handling of the Italian's case is well-documented and there is no need to say much about that.

Nick Kyrgios says he is doing all he can to be fit for the Australian Open after withdrawing from an exhibition match with an abdominal strain.