Summary
Andy Murray shared his experience coaching Novak Djokovic, expressing that he didn't achieve the outcomes he hoped for during their collaboration. Despite challenges and Djokovic's injury setbacks, Murray felt the coaching role was an invaluable experience and learned a lot. He also discussed the demanding nature of the tennis calendar and its impact on players.
Key Facts
- Andy Murray coached Novak Djokovic for six months, starting in November 2024.
- Murray was Djokovic's coach during the 2025 Australian Open and three other tournaments.
- Djokovic had to retire injured in the Australian Open semi-final.
- After recovering, Djokovic faced early losses in Qatar, Indian Wells, and lost the Miami Open final.
- Murray felt disappointed by the results but valued the coaching experience.
- Murray mentioned concerns about the extensive travel schedule for tennis players.
- He suggested that the long time players spend on the road causes mental fatigue and sensitivity to injuries.
