Nick Kyrgios’ supervisor Daniel Horsfall has shut down retirement rumors which have been surrounding the Australian tennis star over the past couple of days. Kyrgios, 28, was a visitor on Jay Shetty’s podcast, the place he stated that he “doesn’t wish to play tennis anymore.” After that assertion, Kyrgios additionally indicated that he could be round for perhaps just one to 2 extra years.

Kyrgios’ feedback on the podcast led to some questioning if the 28-year-old Australian may probably be ending his profession within the subsequent couple of months or after the 2024 season. “I believe that clip was from the Jay Shetty podcast.

Nick acquired actually open and emotional with Jay, and I assume he visited some previous demons. However for positive, all these issues that he stated like exhaustion, accidents or surgical procedures. It is all true. However, , he will soldier on, he looks like he is acquired much more to provide,” Horsfall informed The Each day Mail.

The feedback Kyrgios made on the podcast

Kyrgios, who appeared in only one match in 2023 attributable to knee and wrist surgical procedures, admitted that he’s “drained” and “exhausted” of sure issues. “If it was as much as me… I don’t actually wish to play anymore, to be sincere.

However I’ve to, virtually. I’ve a lot extra to provide. I’m exhausted. I’m drained. I’ve had three surgical procedures now. I’m solely 28 years previous. I all the time needed to have the ability to have a household and never be in ache. Once I stand up, I can’t stroll with out ache… Even when I received [Wimbledon], individuals could be like, ‘Now do it once more.’ That is the rat-race of life.

How a lot is sufficient? I am very content material with my life, I’ve greater than sufficient to get pleasure from,” Kyrgios stated On Function with Jay Shetty. Kyrgios, who performed his solely match of 2023 in June in Stuttgart, confirmed final week that he will not be prepared for the 2024 Australian Open. It stays to be seen when Kyrgios shall be able to kick off his 2024 season.