Before withdrawing from the competition due to a lingering knee injury, the Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios was widely regarded as the country’s best chance of winning a grand slam event on home soil but he was more concerned with getting touchy with girlfriend Costeen Hatzi in a viral video
Nick Kyrgios and his girlfriend Costeen Hatzi are caught in a filthy video. Kyrgios, though, has nevertheless managed to attract unwelcome attention to himself despite his lack of court presence.
The Australian tennis icon and his girlfriend Costeen Hatzi were seen on camera sharing a passionate hug in the player warm-up area at Melbourne Park, and the footage has since gone viral online.
Nick Kyrgios fondles his girlfriend Costeen Hatzi b**bs during Australian Open, video goes viral
Love is in the air! 😂Nick Kyrgios is caught groping his girlfriend Costeen Hatzi's chest on camera at the Australian Open. 🎾 pic.twitter.com/FlzXbPU4D9
— Kieran Offor (@KieranOffor) January 19, 2023
The 27-year-old is seen escorting Hatzi through the halls. And at one point he turns around and gives her a bear hug from behind. She’s holding a cup of coffee when Kyrgios approaches her and begins to fondle her breasts as she walks.
The overwhelming majority of viewers responded with revulsion to the sight. Asking, “Why is he doing it in the middle of the hallway? Someone asked, “Why is he even competing?”
Nick Kyrgios withdraws due to knee injury
With less than 24 hours until his opening match against Roman Safiullin of Russia, Nick Kyrgios held a hastily called press conference on Monday to explain his decision to withdraw from the first grand slam of the year. Kyrgios’ title chances were hampered before the injury to his knee was even diagnosed, despite the fact that he was widely expected to compete.
His manager had already alluded to mounting worries when he rebuffed criticism of the Wimbledon finalist’s request to withdraw from the United Cup and a warm-up competition in Adelaide.
Kyrgios shares knee cyst images
Despite the fact that Kyrgios had been experiencing increasing discomfort when throwing down his powerful serves. There had been no serious speculation that he would miss the grand slam until a ‘normal MRI’ showed the depth of an injury. That had only been closely examined over the last week.
Nick Kyrgios reveals what he had drained out of his knee four days ago…#AusOpen pic.twitter.com/yjv2acWjDh
— James Gray (@jamesgraysport) January 16, 2023
The 19th seed, according to his physiotherapist Will Maher, has a parameniscal cyst. Developing on his lateral meniscus as a result of a slight tear.
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