Nick Kyrgios was marvelous last week. He has crushed serves and forehands in Cincinnati. He has also crushed his pressers, offering up a bouquet of quotables including that he needs to get up for matches on back courts with 15 fans on hand as much as he gets up for main-stage showings against the titans of tennis. He has shared openly that David Ferrer gave him the advice four short years ago, when Kyrgios was 18, to "learn to suffer."
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The Australian pulled out a little shuffle in Cincinnati.
Published Aug 22, 2017