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In Atlanta field packed with home favorites, Nick Kyrgios remains the main event
Not many players would receive such a warm reception from fans after withdrawing mere minutes before his first-round contest, but it’s all part of the Aussie’s appeal.
Published Jul 29, 2022
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Despite the tournament draw being loaded with American players and home favorites, the 2016 champ remains one of the biggest draws in Atlanta—whether in singles or doubles.
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Kokkinakis (foreground) and Kyrgios, the reigning Australian Open doubles champions, are into the semifinals in Atlanta.
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After announcing his withdrawal from the tournament in person, Kyrgios stayed on court to sign some autographs for fans.
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