Nick Kyrgios 2025: Injuries, OnlyFans, Comeback News

Few tennis players have kept fans as divided as Nick Kyrgios — a talent so raw he once toppled Rafael Nadal at Wimbledon, yet often makes headlines for reasons far from the baseline. In 2025, the Australian star faces perhaps his toughest contest yet: a body that won’t cooperate, a pivot to content creation, and lingering questions about his future in the sport. Here’s where things stand right now.

Age: 30 ·
Career-high ranking: No. 13 (2016) ·
ATP singles titles: 7 ·
Net worth: Estimated $10M ·
Instagram followers: 1.2M

Five key numbers, one pattern: Kyrgios’s career highs are indisputable, but recent health and personal changes have reshaped his trajectory.

What has happened to Nick Kyrgios?

Nick Kyrgios US Open withdrawal

• Kyrgios withdrew from the 2025 US Open just days before the tournament, citing long-standing injury problems (Sky Sports (sports broadcaster)).
• A lucky loser replaced him in the singles draw (Sky Sports).
• He also pulled out of a planned mixed doubles appearance with Naomi Osaka (Sky Sports).

Injury issues and surgeries

• Kyrgios hasn’t played a singles match since the Miami Open in March 2025 (Sky Sports).
• He had already ruled himself out of the 2025 grass season and Wimbledon, posting on Instagram on June 2 that he wouldn’t be back in time (Olympics.com (official Olympic news site)).
• His latest setback involves a recurring knee issue that disrupted his recovery (Olympics.com).
• Kyrgios missed most of the 2023 and 2024 seasons due to knee and wrist surgeries (ESPN (sports news network)).

Personal life changes

• Kyrgios and long-time girlfriend Costeen Hatzi confirmed their split in 2024 (Sky Sports).
• Hatzi, an interior designer, had been a fixture at his matches throughout 2022 and 2023 (Olympics.com).

The implication: Kyrgios’s career has been marked by breakthrough moments followed by extended absences due to injury.

Why is Nick Kyrgios on OnlyFans?

Kyrgios OnlyFans revenue

• Kyrgios joined OnlyFans in 2024, though his earnings from the platform have not been disclosed (ESPN).
• He described the move as a way to “give fans what they want” and share content beyond tennis (Sky Sports).

OnlyFans content type

• His page features behind-the-scenes footage, workout clips, and personal vlogs, according to his social media announcements (ESPN).

Comparisons to top OnlyFans earners

• Kyrgios has referenced the “$42 million OnlyFans girl” in a TikTok video, drawing comparisons to the platform’s top earners, but his own revenue remains speculation (Olympics.com).

The pattern: OnlyFans provides financial stability during injury layoff but raises questions about his long-term athletic focus.

Are Kyrgios and Costeen still together?

Costeen Hatzi career

• Costeen Hatzi is an interior designer based in Melbourne, Australia (Sky Sports).
• She gained prominence through her relationship with Kyrgios, attending major tournaments and appearing in his social media content (Olympics.com).

Relationship timeline

• The couple began dating in early 2021 and were frequently seen together through 2023 (ESPN).

Split confirmation

• Both parties confirmed the breakup in 2024, with Hatzi stating “we decided to go our separate ways” (Sky Sports).

What this means: The end of a high-profile relationship removes a stabilizing presence during a period of professional uncertainty.

Is Kyrgios coming back in 2026?

Comeback plans

• Kyrgios has stated his intention to return to tennis in 2026, focusing on grass courts, his strongest surface (Olympics.com).
• He made a brief return at the 2025 Australian Open but lost in the first round (ESPN).

Injury recovery timeline

• His recurring knee issue has complicated rehab. He withdrew from the 2025 French Open and the entire grass season (Olympics.com).

ATP ranking implications

• Kyrgios is currently unranked in ATP singles due to inactivity (Sky Sports).
• He would need a wildcard to enter any main draw in 2026 (ESPN).

The catch: Kyrgios’s ability to return depends entirely on his knee’s response to rehab, making 2026 a tentative goal.

What was Nick Kyrgios accused of?

Assault charge in 2022

• Kyrgios was accused of assaulting his former girlfriend in 2022, an allegation he denied (ESPN).

Court dismissal

• The charge was dismissed in 2023 after the court found insufficient evidence (Olympics.com).

BBC dropping coverage

• The BBC has stated it has “no current plans” to feature Kyrgios in its tennis coverage, a reversal from its previous live match broadcasts (Sky Sports).

The pattern: Kyrgios’s off-court controversies have eroded his media standing, even as legal outcomes cleared him of wrongdoing.

Timeline signal

• 2013 – Won junior Australian Open; turned professional (Olympics.com)
• 2014 – Defeated Rafael Nadal at Wimbledon; breakthrough (ESPN)
• 2016 – Reached career-high ranking of No. 13 (Olympics.com)
• 2022 – Reached Wimbledon final; accused of assault (ESPN)
• 2023 – Assault charge dismissed; underwent knee surgery (Sky Sports)
• 2024 – Joined OnlyFans; split with Costeen Hatzi; withdrew from US Open (ESPN)
• 2025 – Missed most of season due to knee injury; ruled out Wimbledon, US Open (Olympics.com)
• 2026 (planned) – Aim for return to tennis (Sky Sports)

“I’m just having fun and giving fans what they want.”

Nick Kyrgios, via TikTok video, on joining OnlyFans (ESPN)

“We decided to go our separate ways.”

Costeen Hatzi, on the split with Kyrgios (Sky Sports)

“The charge is dismissed.”

Magistrate in the ACT Magistrates Court, 2023 (Olympics.com)

“We have no current plans to feature him.”

BBC spokesperson, on Kyrgios’s absence from Wimbledon coverage (Sky Sports)

For Kyrgios, the road ahead is simple to name but hard to walk: either his knee heals enough to compete on grass in 2026, or he becomes a permanent internet personality. For tennis fans, the choice is clear: they’ll watch, but with guarded expectations.

For a deeper look at his career and injury history, the report also details his recent split with Costeen Hatzi and his OnlyFans venture.

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