Nick Kyrgios is dropping retirement hints again as this time the Australian suggests it's time for him to accept that he is "not the same player anymore" and enjoy the last moments of his career. After posting career-best results in 2022 and being considered a legitimate contender for the biggest titles in 2023,

Nick Kyrgios broke down in tears at Indian Wells, Calif. on Thursday night as he was forced to retire injured from his first-round match at the BNP Paribas Open against Botic Van de Zandschulp.

Due to a repeating wrist injury, Nick Kyrgios suffered a tragic blow when he had to pull out of his first match at Indian Wells. Realizing his road back to full fitness had been stopped, the Australian star left the court in tears,

But then, Kyrgios picked up a knee injury just before the start of the 2023 season and surgically addressed it. Half a year later, he was hit with another brutal setback after seriously injuring his wrist and requiring another surgical procedure.

A devastated Nick Kyrgios said he doesn't know what else he can do to get his tennis career back on track after pain in his surgically reconstructed right wrist forced him out of Indian

Nick Kyrgios withdraws in tears at Indian Wells due to a recurring wrist injury, raising concerns about his future in professional tennis.

"I literally don’t have a ranking at the moment, was out for one-and-a-half years, and I’m trying to work my way back."

Nick Kyrgios suffered another setback after being forced to retire from his first-round match at Indian Wells due to a wrist injury. Kyrgios, who was playing in his first match since the Australian Open,