Thanasi Kokkinakis withdraws from Brisbane International

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Greek Australian tennis player Thanasi Kokkinakis has withdrawn from the Brisbane International due to a persistent hip injury.

The world No. 77, who had been granted a wildcard entry, announced his decision on social media, expressing disappointment but prioritising his recovery ahead of the Australian Open.

“Sad to miss the Brisbane International this year,” Kokkinakis wrote. “Dealing with a small hip issue that needs some more time, but hopefully back for the rest of the summer.”

Despite the setback, the 28-year-old plans to compete in the Adelaide International starting on January 6, an event he won in 2020.

Source: 7News

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