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NEW YORK -- Nick Kyrgios said he would quit tennis if he won the US Open, but here he had to quit his third-round match with injury.This was meant to be Kyrgios big moment -- under the Saturday night lights and the new roof at ?Arthur Ashe Stadium. The Australian certainly started in spectacular fashion to take the first set against Illya Marchenko.In particular, one swashbuckling point at 2-2 in the second set had the crowd on its feet, as he dived to send a backspinning volley over the net. Kyrgios beat his chest as he drank in the applause; this looked like a man who has the natural talent to become one of the best players in the world, if not the best.But then the right hip flexor injury that he struggled with in his first two matches, which forced him to withdraw in Washington, resurfaced to ruin his plans of going into the second week here.I feel like Ive been hit by a bus, Kyrgios said to the chair umpire, before eventually retiring down 4-6, 6-4, 6-1.He later dejectedly trudged into his interview session at the Bud Collins Media Center, and looked and sounded just as downbeat as he had after being blown away by Andy Murray at Wimbledon. Here it was for different reasons, because he was confident of going even further despite Stan Wawrinka lying in wait the next round.Im pretty disappointed, he said. You know, a great opportunity. Hes [Marchenko] a solid player. Im sure hes going to do well next round. But obviously, yeah, its not great, is it?Its tough. I dont like to retire. Its probably like the second or third time Ive done it. Its never easy, of course. Ive got a lot of belief in my game to still win matches when Im not feeling great.Its not great. Yeah, I mean, to be fair, my hip was bothering me my first two matches and I got through. I guess it was just a matter of time.After losing the second set, the trainer was called and the injury assessed. I dont want to play anymore, Kyrgios said.The trainer convinced him to go off court for treatment, but when Kyrgios returned, he looked a shell of the player he was in the first two rounds at Flushing Meadows and in the first set of this match.Seemingly unable to chase anything down, he finally conceded defeat after Marchenko wrapped up the third set.ESPN analyst John McEnroe, the seven-time Grand Slam champion, seemed to suggest the 21-year-old could have tried to continue.If you dont want to be out there, dont do it anymore, he said on commentary.Patrick McEnroe, also on commentary for ESPN, questioned whether Kyrgios injury was down to his lack of conditioning and preparation. Kyrgios, who has no coach, was also of that opinion.Its the whole year leading up to it with the whole schedule, he said. I got to take more time and be more diligent with gym and everything so this doesnt happen to me.My physio has been helping me all week. He did everything he could. 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TWICKENHAM -- Eddie Jones has backed George Ford to surpass Beauden Barrett as the worlds best fly-half in the wake of his commanding performance in Englands 58-15 win over Fiji on Saturday.While Jones faced the press at Twickenham soon after Englands nine-try victory, Barrett was putting in his own man-of-the-match performance for the All Blacks against Ireland.Barrett was crowned World Rugbys Player of the Year -- Jones made the tongue-in-cheek comment Kiwis run everything mate. When you run everything, youve got a good chance of winning it-- last Sunday but Jones feels Ford has the potential to take the Kiwi playmakers crown in the future.I think he can be better than Beauden Barrett - no doubt about that, Jones said. People rave about Beauden Barrett but I dont.It was Fords alignment in the backs that pleased Jones so much along with his role in phase play. He feels the Bath fly-half, whose club future is up in the air, is embracing a sense of security with England but wants him to improve his attacking game with ball in hand.I just think hes got a great feel for the game, Jones continued. He sees opportunities. He needs to work on his running game a bit, which we will work on. He needs to be more of a threat himself. Hes actually too selfless. He needs to be a bit more selfish with the ball at times and he will start to develop that in his game.?Ford has started all but one match in the Jones era with the anomaly coming against Australia in that first Test in Brisbane but even then he was introduced after just 29 minutes to work in tandem with Owen Farrell.The week leading up to the match against Fiji included fresh speculation over the fly-halfs Bath future with him reportedly assessing his options ahead of the summer but on Saturday he played with a calm, assuredness despite being on the wrong end of some rough justice from the opposition.dddddddddddd.Ford agrees with Jones that he needs to attack the line more and says the England coach challenges him on his alignment and when to be flatter and deeper. But aged just 23, Ford still has room to grow into and he dedicates his time away from the field learning from other fly-halves past and present.I try to watch as many games as possible, especially the other fly-halves around the world, Ford said. Its intriguing to watch how the others play, how they manage the game, how they attack, how they defend, their kicking game.You can always pick things up and learn things and be a student of the game and learn by watching as many games as possible and by learning from the best players in the world. Its something I enjoy doing.England now turn attention to Argentina as they look to stretch their unbeaten run to 13 games, 12 of which have come under Jones. They have George Kruis, Jonny May and Mike Brown back in contention to face the Pumas and Jones is focusing on finding the right tactics to tackle Argentinas unpredictability.Argentina are a tricky side, not an easy side to play against and were going to have to prepare really well to beat them, Jones said. Its about finding the right balance between playing structured and unstructured.We need to get an advantage in the set piece which is difficult against them, so weve got to find ways to do that, and then make them play unstructured rugby from situations theyre not great in. ' ' '