US EditionDjokovic beat Murray 69 per cent of the time. So why is Murray his new coach?
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Novak Djokovic 'to shout and scream at' Andy Murray with ex-tennis star excited - New York Times Post
Tim Henman is excited to find out if Novak Djokovic continues his furious outbursts at his box when Andy Murray becomes his coach. The tennis icons will unite next year as Djokovic seeks to overcome a tough 2024. The Serb surprisingly announced Murray’s new coach following the British star’s retirement last summer. Murray, a three-time Grand Slam champion, had wanted to explore coaching opportunities, but he might not have suspected one this big…
With the retirement of Spanish "King of Clay" Rafael Nadal, the only one of the "Big Three" in men's tennis, Novak Djokovic, a 37-year-old Serbian tennis king, continues to hold on. In order to make a breakthrough in the 2025 season, Djokovic invited the recently retired British star Andy Murray to be his coach and continue to make an impact on the Grand Slam.
Why Novak Djokovic hired Andy Murray as his coach
“Yes, he’s [Djokovic] won more majors, but Andy’s won Olympics, he’s won Wimbledon, he’s won the US Open, he’s been to a final and lost to Novak. He’s one player that he’ll respect if Andy calls him out and says, ‘hey, we need to work on this’. And that’s got to be why he’s in the team.” Novak Djokovic after defeating Carlos Alcaraz for Olympic gold in Paris.Credit: Getty Images Djokovic had a mixed 2024. He finally won his first Olympic gold …
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