TENNIS star Nick Kyrgios has promised “special things” on his OnlyFans after confirming he had pulled out of the Australian Open.
The Aussie will miss his hometown tournament after succumbing to a wrist injury.
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Kyrgios is dating stunning influencer Costeen Hatzi
Unfortunately for Kyrgios, it is his second successive season missing the Australian Open.
Kyrgios has desperately struggled for fitness this year, playing just one professional game against China’s Wu Yibing which ended with a straight sets loss.
Kyrgios, who is dating stunning influencer Costeen Hatzi, was not named in the main draw on Thursday and confirmed to his OnlyFans on Thursday that he would not be competing in qualifying.
In the video on the website, famed for its adult content,he said: “Hey guys, Nick Kyrgios here, obviously had a really tough year with injury, had that knee surgery and came back a little too soon (which) set me back a little bit, obviously had some wrist issues.
“So this is a very disappointing time for me but yeah I won’t be able to compete at the 2024 Australian Open.
“Obviously heartbreaking, I’ve had so many amazing memories there and I just want to really get back to playing at the top of my game and doing it right and I need a little more time.
“I was so close to winning a grand slam, I want to make sure that my body is going to have the time it needs to come back so please bear with me.”
Despite Kyrgios fans having to deal with the disappointment of not seeing him compete in Melbourne, he did promise some “special things” on his OnlyFans platform.
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He said: “Even though I won’t be there competing this year at the AO, I still will be around, commentating matches, being around, I’ve got some special things planned, so please be excited still.
“You know I’ll be there and hopefully see all the fans, I’ll see you there.”
The news comes after Kyrgios joined OnlyFans and promised to share his “intimate side” with his fans.
He said on joining the platform: “Launching an OnlyFans was a no-brainer.
“They are revolutionising social media and I wanted to be a part of that. Athletes can no longer just show up on the court or the field, we have to show up online too.
“I want to create, produce, direct and own content. That’s the future.
“I’ve been speaking to my fans directly for years and I know what they want to see.”