Novak Djokovic (right), who holds the record for most wins in all four Grand Slam tournaments in men’s tennis, announced on the 23rd that former world No. 1 singles player Andy Murray (left) will be joining his coaching team. Photographed in London in July 2023 (Reuters, 2024)
[Reuters]- Novak Djokovic (Serbia), who holds the record for men’s tennis with 24 wins at the Grand Slam tournaments, announced on the 23rd that former world No. 1 singles player Andy Murray (Britain) will join his coaching team. revealed.
Djokovic terminated his contract with Croatian coach Goran Ivanisevic in March. Marie will retire from active duty after this summer’s Paris Olympics. The two, both 37 years old, have faced each other 36 times, with Djokovic winning 25 times on the ATP Tour.
Djokovic said: “We have had the most epic battle. We thought our story might have ended, but it turns out there is still a final chapter.” “The time has come for one of my toughest opponents to become my coach. Welcome, Coach Andy Murray.”
Murray said: “I’m going to be joining Novak’s team during the off-season and helping him prepare for the Australian Open. I’m really looking forward to it. This time I’ll be on this side of the net, in the same spot as Novak, helping him achieve his goals. It’s going to happen. I can’t wait.”
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