After an 18-month hiatus, Nick Kyrgios will restart his career at the Brisbane Internation in the first week of 2025. The 2018 Brisbane champion has not played since June last year after undergoing surgery on his troubled wrist.

Nick Kyrgios has been out of action for almost two years and many speculated that his retirement was now imminent. 2022 had been one of the best years of his career, having reached the final at the Wimbledon Championships (lost to Novak Djokovic in four sets) and seemed to have finally worked on his body.

Nick Kyrgios has indicated he is already planning for his next job when his tennis playing career winds down. It has proved to be a difficult period in the one-time Wimbledon finalist's life after he was told by surgeons he may have to retire when he went under the knife for wrist and knee surgeries.

Nick Kyrgios says he will make a return to competitive tennis at the Brisbane International beginning Dec. 29 after playing only one ATP Tour match in more than two years.

Former Wimbledon finalist Nick Kyrgios will return to action at the Brisbane International - a warm-up event for the Australian Open - in December-January, organisers said on Friday. Australian Kyrgios is also scheduled to play in the Dec.

Nick Kyrgios say he will make a long-awaited return to competitive tennis at the Brisbane International beginning Dec. 29, and also plans to play in the Australian Open the following month.

Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios has confirmed he is returning to competitive tennis, headlining the Brisbane International in December in preparation for the 2025 Australian Open. After his appearance at the Brisbane International,

Nick Kyrgios has confirmed his return to the ATP Tour. The Australian – who hasn't played competitively since June 2023 – will headline the Brisbane International in late December. He will also feature at the World Tennis League exhibition event in Abu Dhabi the week before.