The Serbian, number one in the world ranking, is looking for a replacement for his coach and they are making sure that the chosen one can be the mother of Andy Murray, one of his greatest rivals throughout his career.
After five years of working together, Novak Djokovic and his coach, Goran Ivanisevic, parted ways, and the rumors about who will replace the Croatian to work with the number begin to grow stronger with a name that will not be overlooked: Judy Murray. None other than Andy Murray’s mother can start training in Serbian.
At 64 years old, Judy Murray has an extensive career in the world of tennis, which includes dozens of Scottish titles in her time as a junior and senior, a short period as a professional and the vocation of a coach, training with his two children in their first steps. , Andy and Jamie. In addition, he captained the British Billie Jean King team for five years, between 2011 and 2016.
At this point in his career, it will be necessary to see if the challenge of working with the world number one changes the opinion he previously expressed in a note, when he said: “I will never work on the circuit with any player again. “I made it very clear when I stopped being FedCup captain.”. Are you starting a new duo with Nole?
Djokovic and the decision to part ways with his coach Goran Ivanisevic
“Goran and I decided a few days ago to stop working together,” The Balkan tennis player revealed a few days ago on Instagram, that the year has not had a good start.
Djokovic was eliminated in January in the semifinals of the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam of the season, by Italian Jannik Sinner, the tournament champion, and in Indian Wells he fell in the third round to Italian Luca Nardi, 20 years old and 123 in ATP rankings. He canceled his participation in the Miami Masters 1000.
The Serbian athlete added that with Ivanisevic “The chemistry on the court had its ups and downs” but their friendship “was always solid as a rock.”
Source: Tycsports
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