Thanasi Kokkinakis Loses Australian Open Match
Thanasi Kokkinakis Loses Australian Open Match

Thanasi Kokkinakis Loses Australian Open Match

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Thanasi Kokkinakis faced a tough defeat at the Australian Open, losing to Jack Draper in a marathon five-set match, while grappling with a serious pectoral issue that has led him to question his future in tennis. Despite his efforts to entertain fans, Kokkinakis's physical struggles were evident as he served for the match before ultimately succumbing to injury, expressing frustration over the ongoing pain and mental toll. Former tennis player Todd Woodbridge criticized Kokkinakis for prioritizing financial opportunities in Russia over adequately preparing for the Australian Open, suggesting that his injuries could have been mitigated with better scheduling. Kokkinakis, who has a history of injuries, admitted to considering retirement due to the persistent physical challenges he faces. This latest setback highlights the ongoing battle between his talent and physical limitations as he seeks to recover and continue competing at a high level. The situation raises concerns about the impact of his injury woes on his career trajectory.

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