Nick Kyrgios has apologised to fans after being forced out of the ATP tournament in Atlanta. AtlantaOpen
"I've won this tournament once and I'm playing some of the best tennis of my career, all I wanted to do was come out here and give you guys a show, to see what I was capable of.The Australian's withdrawal will see him tumble down the world rankings, from his current position of 47 to somewhere outside the top 60, depending on other results.in the final, Kyrgios would be inside the top-20, and guaranteed a seeding for next month's US Open.
The Australian teamed up with good friend Thanasi Kokkinakis in the doubles on Tuesday, where the pair had a straight sets win, and Kyrgios isn't ruling out playing their quarter final on Thursday."I hope you'll all not be too hard on me. I was going to come out here and see you guys face to face to tell you that I love you guys and hopefully next year in singles I'll be able to compete and give it my all.
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