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Nick Kyrgios agrees to switch sports alongside former Grand Slam champion

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Nick Kyrgios only played a handful of matches on the ATP Tour in 2025…

Spending the majority of the year sidelined with injury, Kyrgios is now beginning to ramp up preparations ahead of a return to tennis in 2026.

The Aussie will first compete in a blockbuster exhibition match in Dubai against the world number one, Aryna Sabalenka.

What will the impact on women’s tennis be if Nick Kyrgios wins easily?

I have a lot of respect for Nick Kyrgios and his talent, but make no mistake, I’m ready to bring my A-game.

Aryna Sabalenka

I’ve never backed down from a challenge, and I’m not just here to play; I’m here to entertain. This is what I live for.

Nick Kyrgios

What is in this for women’s tennis? Nick Kyrgios, unless he is really hurt and can’t run at all, he is going to win this match so easily.

Rennae Stubbs

I think this whole thing is ridiculous. I’m not going to watch a second of it, to be honest.

Steve Johnson

Their ‘Battle of the Sexes clash’ has already garnered mass media attention and will certainly be worth a watch.

Nick Kyrgios reacts during the 2025 Garden Cup
Photo by Adam Hunger/Getty Images

But Kyrgios isn’t done making headlines… He is also looking to switch sports next year.

Nick Kyrgios agrees to play pickleball with Jack Sock

Three-time Grand Slam doubles champion Jack Sock retired from tennis in 2023 to play pickleball.

He has been successful in his new venture and is currently ranked seventh in singles, improving upon his tennis career-high.

Jack Sock’s current pickleball ranking

RankNameCountryPoints
1Federico StaksrudArgentina13,300
2Hunter JohnsonUSA12,800
3Christian AlshonUSA9,950
4Connor GarnettUSA9,600
5Jaume Martinez VichSpain6,700
6Christopher HaworthUSA5,600
7Jack SockUSA4,950
8Roscoe BellamyUSA4,650
9Ben JohnsUSA4,187.5
10Gabriel JosephUSA4,025
Jack Sock’s pickleball ranking

Jack Sock’s ATP career-high ranking (Year-end 2017)

RankNameCountryPoints
1Rafael NadalSpain10,645
2Roger FedererSwitzerland9,605
3Grigor DimitrovBulgaria5,150
4Alexander ZverevGermany4,610
5Dominic ThiemAustria4,015
6Marin CilicCroatia3,805
7David GoffinBelgium3,775
8Jack SockUSA3,165
9Stan WawrinkaSwitzerland3,150
10Pablo Carreno BustaSpain2,615
Jack Sock’s career-high ranking on the ATP Tour

Earlier this week, Sock was asked on X whether he would play pickleball with Kyrgios in the future.

Nick Kyrgios watches the Denver Nuggets play the Atlanta Hawks in 2025
Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images

“It’ll happen,” he replied.

Adding fuel to the fire, Kyrgios shared his thoughts on his Instagram story.

“It’s gonna happen,” said Kyrgios.

The pair seem to be on the same page, as they look to partner up in pickleball next year.

But have Kyrgios and Sock ever played together during their tennis careers?

Nick Kyrgios and Jack Sock won two doubles titles together

Joining forces at the 2018 Lyon Open, Sock and Kyrgios showed their class on the French clay.

Jack Sock and Nick Kyrgios at the 2018 Lyon Open

They won another title four years later at the Washington Open in DC.

Jack Sock and Nick Kyrgios at the 2022 Washington Open

Nick Kyrgios and Jack Sock celebrate after winning the 2022 Washington Open
Photo by Maansi Srivastava/The Washington Post via Getty Images

Whether they could replicate that success and win a third title together… In another sport, remains to be seen.

Kyrgios would bring plenty of eyes to pickleball, but you can’t help but think he still has more to give to tennis.

The Aussie is one of the most talented players of his generation, and enjoyed the best year of his career the last time he was fully fit.

Reaching his maiden Grand Slam final at Wimbledon and the quarterfinals of the US Open, Kyrgios was a force to be reckoned with in 2022.

Do you think Nick Kyrgios wasted his talent?

Kyrgios' career stats
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Unfortunately for Kyrgios, since reaching the US Open quarterfinals, he’s only won three ATP singles matches.

If he can’t remedy that in the new year, then perhaps a switch to pickleball may be the way to go after all.

Kyrgios will first focus on his ‘Battle of the Sexes’ match with Sabalenka, which is scheduled to take place on Sunday, December 28, in Dubai.