Nick Kyrgios teases new career avenue into the world of gaming with Match Masters’ team the line

Nick Kyrgios teases fans with a new career avenue in the gaming world.

Nick Kyrgios teases new career avenue into the world of gaming with Match Masters’ team the line

Nick Kyrgios (Image via: Imago)

Nick Kyrgios has teased fans on social media about a new career avenue in the gaming world. The Aussie, who has yet to feature in a tennis tournament in 15 months, showed excitement about joining the Match Masters team in the live gaming community.

For context, the Match Masters live game has become one of the top gaming communities that has knock-out tournaments. It is also an avenue where competitors earn trophies to unlock new studios and compete against the best players on the leaderboards. The top players can also form a team to win amazing rewards.

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With fans hooked on the amusement of the game, it has caught the attention of the Australian tennis player as well. The Aussie posted a picture on his Instagram with the Match Masters team, teasing fans about exciting news to come.

The Match Masters Team… Exciting things coming.
The Aussie wrote

Earlier this year, Kyrgios admitted that he wanted to be back on the court this season. But that doesn’t look to be happening soon, as he has yet to give fans a definite timeline.

In addition, the Aussie is without a coach, and perhaps that is what has caused his long spell on the sidelines, without further information about his rehabilitation progress.

Patrick Mouratoglou hoping to coach Nick Kyrgios in the future

UTS boss Patrick Mouratoglou has revealed that he would love to coach Nick Kyrgios in the future. The Frenchman said that the Aussie has many smart things that can make him a Grand Slam winner.

Nick Kyrgios and Patrick Mouratoglou

Furthermore, Serena Williams’ former coach is convinced that Kyrgios would be one of the best players to be with and would unlock his potential by taking pressure away from him.

I think he would be one of the most exciting guys to coach. The thing is, for someone to have a coach, he needs to want it. You cannot work with a player who doesn’t want a coach. So that will be his decision one day, or maybe never, we’ll see. This guy has an incredible potential.
Said the Frenchman in an interview with The Age

Mouratoglou has coached the likes of Coco Gauff and Stefanos Tsitsipas and recently reunited with Holger Rune. 

I mean I’m not the only one probably, but I can feel him. I think there are a lot of very smart things to do with him to make him a Grand Slam winner, or more. You cannot coach him like you would coach anyone [else]. For him, you have to smartly take pressure away from him.
Continuing further, he added

However, at the time of writing, there’s no assurance that Kyrgios would link up with the renowned coach, as he is bent on making Rune a major champion.

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