Kyrgios becomes Murray's assistant, books his haircut

By Niko Vercelletto Aug 02, 2018
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Kyrgios becomes Murray's assistant, books his haircut

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Aug 02, 2018

Since Nick Kyrgios started making waves on the ATP Tour, Andy Murray has been there to both taunt and help the Aussie. The world No. 17 has said that he looks up to Murray more than anyone else on tour, which may be why he's acting as the Scot's personal assistant.

He booked a haircut for Murray who seemed to think that Kyrgios has a new career. "If this tennis thing doesn't work out for you, you could be a good PA or something," Murray said.

Murray may need a personal assistant now that he's back on tour full time. This week, he's advanced to the round of 16 of the Citi Open.

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Kyrgios may also have the free time since he had to withdraw from the ATP 500 level tournament.

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