Nick Kyrgios furiously swings a racket in a new trailer for Netflix’s new behind-the-scenes tennis series Break Point.
The streaming giant released a sneak peek of its Drive To Survive-esque documentary on Friday.
The time when the controversial tennis pro participated in the Australian Open 2022 was documented in detail in the series.
Nick Kyrgios furiously swings a racket in new trailer for Netflix’s new behind-the-scenes tennis series Break Point
The streaming giant released the teaser for the Drive To Survive-like documentary on Friday
In the brand new trailer, Kyrgios (27) laments the feeling of “pressure” to be the best in the business.
“The expectation that I’m going to be the next big thing is huge,” he says.
The camera cuts to a disappointed Kyrgios sitting head in hands in a dressing room before an explosive moment on the court at the Australian Open.
Kyrgios slams his racket on the ground, an incident not unusual for the moody sports star.
Other scenes see him getting cozy with his incredibly supportive girlfriend, Costeen Hatzi, before seeing his double and best friend, Thanasi Kokkinakis, get punched in the chest.
The first episode will follow Kyrgios and Kokkinakis’ incredible run to the Australian Open doubles title.
The time when the controversial tennis pro competed in the 2022 Australian Open was documented in detail in the series
At the end of the trailer, Kyrgios rubs his hands and claps excitedly about the production of the anticipated Netflix documentary.
“A little Netflix series and shit,” he says. “Let’s do it baby!”
Driven by the success of their Formula 1 fly-on-the-wall series, the same production team followed 15 of tennis’ brightest stars on the ATP and WTA tours last season.
Other scenes show him getting cozy with his incredibly supportive girlfriend, Costeen Hatzi
The two share a sweet kiss outside the court
The first five episodes, focusing on Melbourne Park, Indian Wells, Madrid and Roland Garros, will be available from January 13. The other five episodes of the season – covering Wimbledon, Eastbourne, Queens Club, the US Open, WTA Finals and ATP Finals – are out in June.
At the end of the trailer, Kyrgios rubs his hands and claps excitedly about the production of the anticipated Netflix documentary. “A little Netflix series and shit,” he says. “Let’s do it baby!”
Kyrgios’ bitter rival Stefanos Tsitsipas is also part of the series along with several big names such as Iga Swiatek, women’s no.1, Casper Ruud and Felix Auger-Aliassime, women’s no.3, and Ons Jabeur, women’s no.2.
The series also includes interviews with tennis legends such as Martina Navratilova, Maria Sharapova and Chris Evert.
Surprisingly, neither Rafael Nadal nor Novak Djokovic appear in the new schedule as the streaming giant seeks a “changing of the guard” in tennis.
Tennis legends like Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal play no role at Breakpoint
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