Nick Krygios now has to fight for the limelight within his own family. His older sister, Halimah Kyrgios will appear in the Australian TV show, The Voice, which is scheduled to air next month.

Halimah is a singer and dancer. She is active on Instagram and often posts videos and pictures in bikinis. She is currently based in Hong Kong. 

The Voice has been airing on the Nine Network since 2012. The show hopes to find new singing talent. Competitors for the show are drawn from public auditions. The winners receive a recording contract with Universal Music Australia or EMI Music Australia. They also receive A$100,000 in cash and other prizes.

Nick Kyrgios is one of Australia’s top tennis players. He is often in the news not for his tennis achievements, but for his on-court arguments with the umpires and for his controversial social media comments. In addition to Nick, Halimah has another brother, Christos. 

Wimbledon finalist Matteo Berrettini will be joining Team Europe for the 2021 Laver Cup in Boston. The event scheduled will be held between September 24-26, 2021 at the TD Garden.

Dominic Thiem, Roger Federer, Alexander Zverev are expected to be part of Team Europe. The roster is still being filled out and some players may pull out due to injuries or other conflicts.

Laver Cup is an annual event held indoors between Team Europe and Team World. Twelve matches are played over 3 days – 9 singles and three doubles. Wins on day 1 are worth 1 point, wins on day 2 are worth 2 points, and wins on day 3 are worth 3 points.  The first team to win 13 points wins the tournament. All matches are best of three sets, with 10 point tie-break if the match goes to a third set.

Team Europe has won all three editions of the event so far. The event is owned by TEAM8, a management company owned by Roger Federer. The tournament moves to a different city every year. Laver Cup is held two weeks after the US Open.

The tournament guarantees participation fees to players based on their ATP rankings but the tournament does not count towards players’ rankings.