Nick Kyrgios 'proud' of investing in NBL team South East Melbourne Phoenix, attends match with co-owner & NBA star John Wall

Nick Kyrgios and John Wall pictured together
Nick Kyrgios attends NBL match with John Wall

Nick Kyrgios has said that he's 'proud' of himself for investing in the Australia-based National Basketball League team South East Melbourne Phoenix.

Kyrgios turned his passion for basketball into an investment by becoming a member of the Phoenix ownership group in January. He joined NBA star John Wall and former players Al Harrington, Josh Childress, Dante Exum and Zach Randolph in co-owning the team.

On Nov. 12, the 2022 Wimbledon finalist's team faced Melbourne United, and he was there to see the action live alongside John Wall. The match did not conclude in their favor though, as they lost 92-83.

Nick Kyrgios took to Instagram stories to show his pride in owning an NBL team alongside one of the best NBA players in history. According to him, the entire experience felt like a 'movie.'

"Man everyday I look back on my journey and how far I've come, and sometimes I don't believe it. Walking into packed out stadiums watching an nbl team that I'm a part owner in, next to one of the dopest nba players. This stuff is a movie man, I'm honestly blessed and so grateful. Proud of myself fr," he wrote.
Kyrgios via Instagram stories
Kyrgios via Instagram stories

Nick Kyrgios to join Tennis Channel as analyst during ATP Finals

Nick Kyrgios
Nick Kyrgios

Kyrgios is slated to join the Tennis Channel as an analyst for the ongoing ATP Finals in Turin, Italy.

The channel, thrilled with its newest addition, said before the Australian's broadcasting debut:

"Nick Kyrgios, whose electric style of play and straight-to-the-point conversational approach have endeared him to millions of fans around the world, is joining Tennis Channel as an analyst during its coverage of the ATP Finals November 12-19," a press release confirmed his participation.
"It will be Kyrgios’ first time working with the network, and it will happen during the most exclusive event in men’s tennis, with just the top-eight singles players and doubles teams qualifying for the event based on points earned during the 2023 season," the statement read further.

The 28-year-old is recovering from a knee injury that caused him to withdraw from all four Grand Slams this season. However, he's expected to make a comeback at the Ultimate Tennis Showdown in December.

Quick Links

Edited by Pritha Ghosh
Sportskeeda logo
Close menu
WWE
WWE
NBA
NBA
NFL
NFL
MMA
MMA
Tennis
Tennis
NHL
NHL
Golf
Golf
MLB
MLB
Soccer
Soccer
F1
F1
WNBA
WNBA
More
More
bell-icon Manage notifications