Nick Kyrgios mother

Andy Murray helped to turn Nick Kyrgios's life around after noticing signs of self-harm on his body, the Australian tennis star's mother has revealed.

John spoke to me that Andy is worried about Nick because he can see some evidence of self-harm . . . and “I asked him about it and he didn’t want to talk about it at that time. “The self-harming . . . I saw that and people told me that,” she said.

Kyrgios has previously spoken about his struggles with alcohol, drugs and self-harm in 2019. Nick Kyrgios came runner-up at Wimbledon 2022 following a final ...

I just wanted to be next to him constantly so that I could see him… I asked him about it and he didn't want to talk about it at that time. I saw that and people told me that.

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Even Australian Open, she won't come to my matches because she's got, like, a pacemaker and stuff, it's too stressful, and all that type of stuff. "But she's obviously dealing with a lot of things. I just wanted to be next to him constantly so that I could see him… "It's been pretty bad for a while now. Nick Kyrgios' mum has taken aim at those who criticised her son earlier in his career while paying credit to Andy Murray for spotting when the Australian tennis ace was not in a healthy space. “The self-harming ... I saw that and people told me that.

Two-time Wimbledon champion Murray noticed evidence of self-harm from Kyrgios and expressed his concern to Australian's team.

“I asked him about it and he didn’t want to talk about it at that time. She told the Sydney Herald earlier this week: “I haven’t watched him play for a while, actually… I’m happy that he’s come out well the other end. I just wanted to be next to him constantly so that I could see him… And if I can’t see him I worry about him so much that it becomes very difficult.” John spoke to me that Andy is worried about Nick because he can see some evidence of self-harm ... And I blame others for that.

Novak Djokovic defeated Nick Kyrgios in four sets Sunday to capture his seventh Wimbledon title, one behind Roger Federer for the men's record at the All ...

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The Scot expressed concern for the Australian when he noticed 'evidence of self-harm' on Nick Kyrgios when they were training together.

“I was obviously super excited to be here and I had some high hopes but I’ve never felt, to be honest, good. If I could see him I know he’s OK. And if I can’t see him I worry about him so much that it becomes very difficult. I just wanted to be next to him constantly so that I could see him. “I asked him about it and he didn’t want to talk about it at that time. “I am happy. John spoke to me that Andy is worried about Nick because he can see some evidence of self-harm ... And I blame others for that.