Nick Kyrgios Interview after the win over Wolf at the US Open

Nick Kyrgios advances to the 4th round of the US Open after beating Wolf in straight sets with a score of 6-4, 6-2, 6-3, in 1h54 mins in a very good performance.

Nick Kyrgios showed up in one of his great matches, He played at a big level against a player who was the favorite by the crowd, but He could make a big part of the fans with him as well,

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Nick Kyrgios Interview after the win over Wolf at the US Open

During his interview, Nick Kyrgios mentioned that He is playing for his team as well and is excited to play against Daniil Medvedev if He could win.

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“At the US Open this is the furthest I’ve ever been so it’s a special year for me already, and hopefully I can keep it going, It was a very tough match for me,I knew J.J. is a home crowd favorite, I knew I had to be on my guns today and serve well. I’m just really happy to move forward.

“I’m doing it (winning) for my team as well, we’ve all been away from home for a while. I’m just playing for a lot of people back home, “At the US Open, this is the furthest I’ve ever gone, so it’s a special year for me already, hopefully, I can keep it going”

“I’m really excited to play Medvedev—if he’s winning,”

It was just a few weeks when Nick Kyrgios could extend his ATP Head2Head series lead to 3-1 against Medvedev, after pulling off an upset at the ATP Masters 1000 event in Montreal, Canada.

Nick Kyrgios has a 2-2 lifetime record against The world’s No.1-ranked players in his career.

Nick Kyrgios, who improves to 34-9 this season and is 13-2 since his maiden Grand Slam final at the All England Club, has already moved up three places this week to No. 22 in the Pepperstone ATP Live Rankings. Should he advance to the quarter-finals, the 27-year-old would return to the Top 20 for the first time since February 2020.

Moreover, Kyrgios improves to 34-9 in 2022, compared to a combined 13-11 across 2020 and 2021. After going nine consecutive Slams without reaching the Round of 16, the talented Aussie has now achieved the feat at his last two majors.