the aussie Nick Kyrgios recognized this Monday, after his defeat against the Dutch-born couple Wesley Koolhof and Englishman Neal Skupski at the ATP Finals in Turin (6-7 (3), 6-4 and 10-5), which was his preparation for the tournament “it hasn’t been perfect”although he pointed out that both Thanasi Kokkinakishis doubles partner, like him they don’t have to “waste time” in training.
The 27-year-old Australian arrived last night from Mexico and only trained with his partner an hour before his debut in this edition.
“My preparation has not been perfect, but we don’t have to waste time in training,” he assured in a press conference, in what was an idea he was sharing with his partner, who revealed that a few days ago ago in Turin, while waiting for the arrival of his companion.
“We played against two incredible players,” he said. “If we go through the round, I’ll stay in Turin, if I don’t go home, that’s what usually happens in these kinds of tournaments, that’s how they work,” he joked when asked about his plans if he removed.
“My energy levels aren’t too high right now to be honest,” he added.
For his part, Kokkinakis appreciated the experience of playing in the ATP Finals, which he did not expect to qualify for.
“It was a great experience, there were a lot of players waiting at the hotel who were recording on their mobile phones. They were disappointed when they saw me and I could hear them saying: ‘Ah, Kokkinakis, where is Kyrgios?’, he also revealed with a laugh.
Source: La Verdad
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