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Andy Murray's brother and uncle have expressed their anger over the treatment of the two-time Wimbledon champion after he was left off an official poster of past and present greats.
Wimbledon is fast approaching as the biggest names in tennis aim to win one of the biggest prizes in the sport. Novak Djokovic and Elena Rybakina will be the defending singles champions at the grass Grand Slam, which starts on July 3. Ad We look at who's out, who's a doubt, and who will be playing...
Spain's Davis Cup captain David Ferrer says he would consider calling Rafael Nadal up to his team even if he is not fully fit. Nadal withdrew from the French Open last month due to a lack of fitness and opened up about his likely plans to retire from the sport next year. Ad The 22-time Grand Slam champion has not played since losing in the second round of the Australian Open in January.
Nick Kyrgios was admitted to a London psychiatric hospital because he contemplated suicide during Wimbledon in 2019, Australian media reported on Wednesday citing a new episode of the Netflix documentary Break Point.
Australian Nick Kyrgios has revealed he was admitted to a psychiatric ward after contemplating suicide following a Wimbledon defeat to Rafael Nadal in 2019.
SYDNEY: Nick Kyrgios will reveal in upcoming episodes of a Netflix documentary that he spent time in a psychiatric hospital after losing at Wimbledon in 2019, The Australian newspaper reported on Wednesday (Jun 14).
Nick Kyrgios has revealed that he was «genuinely contemplating if I wanted to commit suicide» at a London psychiatric hospital after losing at Wimbledon in 2019. Kyrgios has often discussed various aspects of his mental health — previously saying he has had «dark periods» — and he has added more detail in an interview during the second part of Netflix's tennis documentary Break Point. Ad The 28-year-old explained that he needed treatment after losing in the second round of Wimbledon to Rafael Nadal.
Australian Nick Kyrgios has revealed he was admitted to a psychiatric ward after contemplating suicide following a Wimbledon defeat to Rafael Nadal in 2019.