Jack Sock ended up forging a great career on the ATP circuit. The American won four individual titles, including the Paris-Bercy Masters 1000, and tasted glory in doubles, triumphing twice at Wimbledon and once at the US Open. His premature retirement and decision to switch to the pickleball professional circuit seem to be numbered days: at 32 years old, the Nebraska native wants to compete again… alongside Nick Kyrgios. He expressed this on his own podcast, Nothing Major, to James Blake, the director of the Miami Open, asking about a potential invitation to the tournament with the Australian. The itch has returned for one of the best doubles players of recent times, and with Nick with whom he already won two titles (Lyon and Washington).

Jack Sock ended up forging a great career on the ATP circuit. The American won four individual titles, including the Paris-Bercy Masters 1000, and tasted glory in doubles, triumphing twice at Wimbledon and once at the US Open. His premature retirement and decision to switch to the pickleball professional circuit seem to be numbered days: at 32 years old, the Nebraska native wants to compete again… alongside Nick Kyrgios. He expressed this on his own podcast, Nothing Major, to James Blake, the director of the Miami Open, asking about a potential invitation to the tournament with the Australian. The itch has returned for one of the best doubles players of recent times, and with Nick with whom he already won two titles (Lyon and Washington).