'A miracle': Kyrgios reveals Aussie Open comeback hopes

Nick Kyrgios says he's ready to return to action after good news on the injury front.

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00:00You know, I'm heading overseas on the 30th of November.

00:04I'm going to go play Shelton, Atlanta, but honestly, this has been the first person I've

00:08told, I guess, to the media, but the last month for me has been, I don't know what's

00:12changed in my knee.

00:13Like, around that Washington period, I really didn't have hope, you know, to be able to

00:17play AO or just ever get back to that point of where, you know, I felt comfortable and

00:21competing and really letting my body go.

00:23But something's on the last month, I don't know what it is.

00:24I was with my masseuse and physio last night and something really has changed in my knee.

00:29Like, it's not swelling.

00:30It's not feeling bad after a session.

00:33So, yeah, I'm going to play Shelton in Atlanta and then go play Tommy Paul in Madison Square

00:37Garden and go to India and play the world team tennis there and then battle the sexes.

00:42And then if I get through all that, I'm ready to go.

00:45And it's been, I don't know, I don't know whether to call it a miracle or anything, but

00:48my knee has some, like, I don't know, it feels like it's gotten younger by a couple of years.