Nick Kyrgios returns from the beginning of the next season, after a long absence due to injuries.
The Australian believes that he has something to show and has placed himself in even two segments for the ideal tennis player.
"Personally, I think my serve is the best, even though I'm not the tallest on the tour, on the contrary. However, my serve is the most variable, it's excellent first, second and rhythm. And my tennis IQ, because I can't remember anyone who was without a coach and came reached the Wimbledon final. I reached the final at the age of six without a coach, and I will choose myself," Kyrgios said and continued:
"Novak Djokovic's backhand. He definitely has the best backhand in history. No one has ever played like that with a backhand down the line and with a cross, he moves like that, he can go from defense to attack with one shot. Such a level that the choice is obvious. And Roger Federer 100 percent he cuts the ball the best and there is no doubt that Rafe Nadal's forehand is the most dangerous, and the Spaniard is the most prepared player, along with Leighton Hewitt athletes I've seen. Alex de Mianour is the fastest, both in changing direction and closing the field," Kyrgios pointed out.
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