With a 6-3, 6-4, 7-6 (4) first-round win over Thanasi Kokkinakis at the US Open on Monday night, Nick Kyrgios not only continued his fantastic last six months—he’s won 31 out of his last 39 matches, cutting his ranking from No. 132 to No. 25 since Indian Wells—but he also reached a very noteworthy milestone.
It was the 200th tour-level win of Kyrgios' career.
The Australian is now the 12th man born in 1990 or later—as well as the sixth man born in 1995 or later—to record 200 career wins.
MEN BORN IN 1990 OR LATER WITH 200+ CAREER WINS (tour-level):
372: Milos Raonic (372-175) [born in 1990]
366: Grigor Dimitrov (366-247) [born in 1991]
339: Alexander Zverev (339-150) [born in 1997]
318: Dominic Thiem (318-177) [born in 1993]
314: David Goffin (314-217) [born in 1990]
259: Pablo Carreno Busta (259-202) [born in 1991]
257: Daniil Medvedev (257-111) [born in 1996]
235: Diego Schwartzman (235-185) [born in 1992]
234: Stefanos Tsitsipas (234-112) [born in 1998]
221: Andrey Rublev (221-126) [born in 1997]
201: Karen Khachanov (201-156) [born in 1996]
200: Nick Kyrgios (200-112) [born in 1995]
All of the above records are up to date as of the end of play on Monday.