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Kyrgios Struggles in Return, Praises Kovacevic

Nick Kyrgios, once a crowd favorite, struggled in his match against Aleksandar Kovacevic, losing in straight sets. Despite flashes of his old form, Kyrgioss injuries limited his performance. Post-match, he opened up about the harsh reality of injuries and his loss of confidence. Meanwhile, Kovacevic, a breakout talent, dominated the match with big serves and sharp net play. Kyrgios, still a box office draw, continues to entertain, despite his limitations in singles. Checkout Solipillow.com

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