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Nick Kyrgios remains perfect in Wimbledon five-setters by edging Brandon Nakashima for first major singles quarterfinal berth since 2015
The Australian battled past the 20-year-old and a right shoulder issue to advance, 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (2), 3-6, 6-2, on Monday at the All England Club.
Published Jul 04, 2022
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The decision to withdraw from the men's doubles event looks like a smart move now after Monday's conditioning issues.
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The drought is over: Kyrgios is through to his first major singles quarterfinal since the 2015 Australian Open.
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