Nick Kyrgios lost his maiden grand slam singles final a couple of days ago at Wimbledon and he's still pretty disappointed about it.
It's no wonder, it's Wimbledon and it's one of the rare events where Kyrgios always enjoyed playing. His commitment to tennis was always in question but he truly always wanted to be good at Wimbledon and this year was his chance.
He faced a very strong Djokovic in the final and won the opening set but failed to find solutions as the Serbian raised his level. Hewitt, who captains the Davis Cup team of Australia spoke to Kyrgios and admitted that Nick is still pretty disappointed about how it turned out:
"Deep down, he’s still pretty disappointed to come so close but not win. But as I told him, he should be extremely proud of the performances over the last two weeks and throughout the whole grass-court season. Everyone knows the kind of firepower and game style that he has and what he’s capable of doing. He just has to go out there and keep believing in himself."
The Australian is currently back at his base in the Bahamas where he'll rest up a bit before the season moves to North America. We will need to pop back to Australia next month for a court hearing in Canberra due to allegations brought forward by ex girlfriend Chiara Passari.