Nick Kyrgios won't be competing at the 2023
Mallorca Championships after he withdrew from the tournament.
Things are not looking good for the 28-year-old Australian at the moment. He traveled to Europe to compete on the ATP Tour again after missing all of the 2023 action due to a knee surgery and subsequent recovery.
A few days later,
the Australian withdrew from the 2023 Halle Open, and despite
making his way to Spain and practicing in Mallorca, he withdrew from the tournament before
the draw was made, attempting to recover even further for Wimbledon.
Kyrgios, who reached the Wimbledon finals last year, now faces uncertainty about his fitness as he enters the 2023 Wimbledon. However, he should enter the tournament as a seeded player, giving him enough time to spring through the first two matches before facing one of the fellow seeds.
With only one match played this season, the third Grand Slam of the season may be really challenging for the Australian. The Australian also
signed up for the doubles tournament with his good friend Thanasi Kokkinakis, but that plan may come to an end if he doesn't recover in time.
For now, Kyrgios will need to hope for a miracle to prepare well for the 2023 Wimbledon. Being seeded certainly gives him an advantage that he needs, but if he should play on one leg, it may be impossible for the 2022 finalist to go far at the event that he likes so much. Only time will tell if he makes it on time.