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Nick Kyrgios at the 2020 Australian Open
Nick Kyrgios, Tennis News

Updated: Nick Kyrgios tournament schedule 2020


Nick Kyrgios has had an excellent start to the season, both on and off court. His response to the Australian bush fire cause and his passion while playing for his country at the ATP Cup have been commendable.

On the court, he had a good ATP Cup with a win over Greek star Stefanos Tsitsipas. At the Australian Open, he lost to Rafael Nadal in the fourth round in a close, four-set match. This was after he beat Karen Khachanov in the third round in an epic encounter.

Unfortunately, Nick Kyrgios has a reputation of being an impulsive player, who often finds himself in trouble on court because of his attitude. The player got into an altercation with a spectator at the Miami Open 2019 and later was defaulted from a match in Rome against Casper Ruud when he threw a chair onto the court.

The ATP conducted an investigation into Kyrgios’ behaviour after he was fined a record $113,000 for his poor conduct at the Cincinnati Masters in August 2019. The investigation resulted in a further $25,000 fine, a suspension and a six-month probation. Aside from all of the players misconduct he was still able to secure himself a further two ATP titles in 2019 in Washington and Acapulco.

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Nick Kyrgios 2020 schedule is as follows:

 

JANUARY

ATP Cup (January 6 – 12)

Australian Open (January 20 – February 2)

 

FEBRUARY

Delray Beach Open (February 14 – 23)

Acapulco, Mexico (February 24 – 29)

 

MARCH & APRIL

BNP Paribas Open (March 9 – 22)

Miami Open (March 25 – April 5)

 

MAY

Mutua Madrid Open (May 4 – 10)

Internazionali BNL d’Italia (May 11 – 17)

 

JUNE

Mercedes Cup (June 8 – 14)

Fever-Tree Championships (June 15 – 21)

 

JULY

Wimbledon (June 29 – July 12)

 

AUGUST

Citi Open ( August 1 – 9)

Coupe Rogers (August 7 – 16)

Western and Southern Open (August 15 – 23)

US Open (August 31 – September 13)

 

SEPTEMBER

Laver Cup (September 25 – 27)

Zhuhai Championships (September 27 – October 4)

 

OCTOBER

Rolex Shanghai Masters (October 11 – 18)

 


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