Nick Kyrgios reveals real thoughts on Bernard Tomic's behaviour
In a press conference at the Australian Open revealed his thoughts on unusual serve prior to the match point at the Kooyong Classic in their exhibition clash.
Tomic pretended preparing to serve but he instead hit a ball random hitting an ace. I didnt know what was going on, Kyrgios confessed. I was looking down. I looked up. It was Bernard being Bernard, having a bit of fun.
Good to see him back on the court. He obviously took some time away. Going through some struggles. To see him back was special. Always been a good mate of mine. The serve was outrageous. I let him have it because I knew he would like it.
Kyrgios worked with some psychologists in the attempt to improve mentally both in life and tennis. Kyrgios was asked about it in a pre-Australian Open press conference, and he said: Ive been seeking help. I really dont want to touch too much on it.
Pretty personal stuff that happened last year. I was in some really bad places. Right now I feel like Im in a good spot mentally. People are going to think, You drew Raonic, its a bad draw. I dont really care. Im healthy, happy, go out there and compete.
Whatever happens happens. Realistically one day its going to end for me, this sport. We saw Andy Murray, legend of the game, hes not going to play any more. I take those things for granted how much Im going to play Grand Slams.
Like, Im just going to enjoy the moment. Im not going to worry about anything. If I win I win, if I lose I lose. Literally, I want to be waking up, be excited to go on court. Last year I was not in that mind frame.
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