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The Volley: Is it renaissance or redemption for Kyrgios in North America?
The Aussie has carried his Wimbledon momentum into the US Open series, begging the question if he keep the good vibes going in the wake of persistent demons.
Published Aug 04, 2022
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Some love him, some hate him. And that's not likely to change no matter how well Nick Kyrgios plays.
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Beyond a lone “Tommy!” call from the rafters, the Washington D.C. crowd was firmly behind the enigmatic Aussie during his straight-sets win against American Tommy Paul.
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A drive-by handshake between Kyrgios and Tsitsipas, after their contentious Wimbledon clash.
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