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Nick Kyrgios has admitted that he has \u201cunfinished business\u201d at Wimbledon after reaching the final in 2022. The 28-year-old has played just one match this season as he has been battling an ongoing knee injury. But Kyrgios is still keen to return and win at least one Grand Slam singles title before he retires, with his sights set on SW19.<\/p>\n
Kyrgios enjoyed a career-best season in 2022, highlighted by an appearance in his first Major singles final at Wimbledon where he lost to Novak Djokovic. He also picked up a seventh career singles title in Washington and tasted doubles success with Thanasi Kokkinakis – winning the Australian Open men\u2019s doubles title and qualifying for the ATP Finals.<\/p>\n
It has been a different story for the Australian this year as he underwent arthroscopic knee surgery in January and has played just one match all year, losing to Wu Yibing in Stuttgart. Kyrgios\u2019 troublesome knee has kept him out for the rest of the season, while he also picked up a wrist injury.<\/p>\n
But the seven-time title winner is still eager to mount a comeback as he sets his sights on winning a Grand Slam singles title, having been two sets away at Wimbledon last summer.\u00a0 \u201cI want to just be able to say I won one Grand Slam, singles, before I retire,\u201d Kyrgios told Wide World of Sports.<\/p>\n
Click here to join our WhatsApp community to be the first to receive breaking and exclusive tennis news<\/strong><\/p>\n Just in <\/strong> Alcaraz concedes to Djokovic as he shares rare insight into Serb’s training[LATEST] <\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cI think that’s really driving me. I was so close, I was two sets away. I guess that’s what’s driving me.\u201d And there is one Major tournament in particular that the 28-year-old wants to win.<\/p>\n He continued: \u201cWimbledon’s the biggest tournament in the world – I think tennis fans that don’t know tennis know what Wimbledon is. It’s just got that prestige. It’s like the pinnacle of tennis to me. If you win Wimbledon, no one can kind of say anything to you almost.\u201d<\/p>\n Having reached the final at the All England Club already, Kyrgios has marked Wimbledon on his card and feels as though he has unfinished business at the tournament. \u201cThat would be the one that has a little asterisk on it and that’s the one I will put all my focus and diligence into,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/cdn.images.express.co.uk\/img\/dynamic\/72\/590x\/secondary\/5061369.jpg?r=1699728231856\")
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