While the tennis world takes centre stage at Wimbledon, Nick Kyrgios is on a very different court — and not just metaphorically.

The former world number 13 has swapped rackets for reality TV, fronting a new OnlyFans series alongside adult entertainers Rachel Starr and Sophie Stonehouse.

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The show, Smash City, launched last month on OnlyFans TV and features a pickleball competition with eight creators vying for a $20,000 prize.

Promoted as a “pickleball competition where one person is left standing at the end”, the series already has fans wondering if Kyrgios is officially in his post-tennis entertainment era.

The career detour comes just months after Kyrgios’ split from longtime girlfriend Costeen Hatzi, who confirmed in May the pair were no longer speaking.

Their relationship unfolded largely in the public eye — including joint media interviews and viral TikToks — with Kyrgios even teasing marriage plans.

Hatzi, too, hinted at family aspirations, telling followers the couple had “definitely had conversations.”

“We love each other. (But) there’s no rush. It’ll happen when it happens,” she said.

“Nick tells me every day that he wants a baby.”

But earlier this year, the cracks began to show.

In March, Hatzi posted a photo series with a pointed caption: “The photos are good when the photographer isn’t secretly jealous.”

The pair had often swapped roles behind the lens, with Kyrgios regularly acting as her “boyfriend of Instagram” on luxury holidays and brand shoots.

Hatzi in May revealed the pair are no longer on speaking terms.

Now, with his Wimbledon return off the table and his personal life firmly in the rearview, Kyrgios is chasing a different kind of title — this time, on the courts of Smash City.