Andy Murray: The British tennis legend says that training is likely “for a while” after the leadership of Novak Djokovic | Tennis News

Andy Murray does not expect to return to the coach in tennis “for a while” after the end of his partnership with Novak Djokovic.

In a move that was shocked only by three months of his final professional match as a player, Murray cooperated with his former rival in the training capacity before the Australian Open this year.

The partnership eventually continued for six months before the two players announced in May that they did not work together.

About if he will return to training in the future, Murray said BBC Sport: “I will do it again at some point. I don’t think this will happen immediately.

“I was not planning to go to training as soon as the game was finished, but it was a unique opportunity. It was an opportunity to learn from one of the best athletes of all time.

“You are also learning a lot about how to work with a team. As an individual athlete, you have a team of people around you, but you are the focal point while when you train the individual, you are working with physicist coaches, physical coaches and agents, and you need to know how to deliver your message to the player and know what makes them know.

“This was the thing that you learned and something I need to work on if you want to do this again in the future.

“It was a great opportunity for me. We spent some of the really nice moments of the court. The results were not the same as we wanted, but we presented them.

“We’ll see about future training, but I don’t think this will happen for a while.”

Djokovic, who was working again with Doson Fami and Boris Busagakovic, lost last week in consecutive groups to the number 1 Janic Athine in the semi -finals of the French Open. After that, on Sunday, Carlos Alcaraz defeated the five -hour marathon race, and it is already called one of the greatest Great Championships.

Murray believes that men’s tennis in a “great place”.

“Both are great athletes and very different characters, which I think is really exciting,” he said.

“For me, especially since Alcaraz has an exciting tennis brand to see, and she completes each other well. They already had some wonderful matches and what I was told, it was one of the best finals for a long time.”

Murray also believes that British number 1 Jack Darbar – which rose on Monday to the fourth best in the fourth in the world – “will give himself opportunities to win specializations over the five years and the next dozens.”

Andy Murray Arena has been officially opened

The British was speaking the day when the center’s court was opened in Queens Club as Aryan Andy Murray.

The Grand Slam prize winner won three times the single men’s title five times in Queens, the last of which was in 2016. Monday witnessed that the place of the famous grass court in London was hosting a women’s championship for the first time since 1973.

Murray said before his pair with Gloria, ten years old in 2012, and Jay, 7.

The 38-year-old announced before the Olympic Games last summer in Paris, and was deposited in Roland Garros, and after choosing to withdraw from the individual competition-a title he won in 2012 and 2016-Murray was bent with the defeat of 6-2 6-4 alongside Dan Evans.

“It is clear that I missed being here,” he said. “It is the first time, clearly, not to participate in the corte season for a period of time, but I got a new life now and I am enjoying a little away from sport.”

The Scottish revealed that he has a special relationship with this event-he was trained as 12 and 13 years old by Russian Olga Morozova, the last winner of women here in 1973.

“I think it’s great,” said Murray when asked about the return of women’s tennis to Queens. “This court had many great matches on it. I think it is a great opportunity for women to show themselves there.”

The former world 1 competed for the first time in the main clouds in Queens when he was 18 years old and for the last time last season before his retirement in Paris. He also claimed the Welfare Cup in 2019 alongside Feliciano Lopez.

“This tournament has a lot of special moments for me. It is the place where I won my first ATP game, it’s the most successful event,” Murray added.

“Back here at the beginning of the British summer and I am very proud of the results I have here.

“I am very grateful and thanks to those who decided to name the stadium in this way. I hope there will be a lot of great matches and enjoy all tennis.”

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