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Jack Draper hires Andy Murray’s former coach Jamie Delgado
Jamie Delgado will lead Draper's coaching team during his recovery and 2026 return, replacing James Trotman who is scaling back travel commitments, ensuring continuous support at tournaments.
- Jack Draper, age 23, will make a major change to his team by appointing Jamie Delgado, Andy Murray's former coach, as his lead coach.
- Draper made this move after ending his long partnership with Dimitrov last month and due to current coach James Trotman's wish to reduce travel.
- Draper has struggled with a left arm bone bruising that limited him to one match since Wimbledon and forced an early end to his season.
- He withdrew from the US Open in August, citing "bone bruising" in his left humerus, and missed qualification for the ATP Finals for the first time.
- Draper plans to make his return to competition in London at the Ultimate Tennis Showdown event in December, with the goal of being healthy for the Australian Open in January.
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Marietta Daily JournalReports: Jack Draper tabs ex-Andy Murray coach Jamie Delgado
Jack Draper, the British tennis standout who rose to No. 4 in the ATP rankings midway through the 2025 season, hired Jamie Delgado as his lead coach, multiple media outlets reported on Tuesday.
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ATP News: Reports: Jack Draper tabs ex-Andy Murray coach Jamie Delgado
Jack Draper, the British tennis standout who rose to No. 4 in the ATP rankings midway through the 2025 season, hired Jamie Delgado as his lead coach, multiple media outlets reported on Tuesday. Delgado coached Andy Murray to the 2016 Wimbledon title, the Murray’s third and final grand slam title. He coached Murray through the […]
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