Miami This is a great place to share moments on track, and Novak Djokovic Try to take advantage of this with your coach Andy Murray with joint dinner or game of Golf. The Scotsman was one of his greatest rivals until he decided to hang the racket after a harsh journey with injuries. The professional touch between the two began before the start of 2025 period and the idea was at least, up to Wimbledon.
After a beginning of Open Miami With some doubt by not showing its maximum potential in the first two meetings, the level of ‘Nole’ He has climbed a lot before LORENZO MUSETTI (6-2 6-2) and already positioned as a candidate to achieve his seventh crown at FLORIDA. A candidacy that also gets the following after a massive collapse of the usual heads in the first twists.
Serbian spoke for the microphones of Sky Sports After proveing his pass to the quarterfinals and reviewing his current level: “My level is so good, this is the best tournament game and I’m happy. I want to move forward every day and that’s what happens.”
She also tried the moment she was with Andy Murray As his coach: “We don’t know each other as people believe. We share more than 20 years with the circuit, but when there’s a rival in the middle, it doesn’t interact too much. Before jumping now, while everyone stopped raining, we sat down and we had a very friendly -friendly conversation,” said Djokovic Annoying Musetti.
Finally, he assured that he was still struggling to believe that a rival faced 36 times ended up sitting in his box: “The truth is that I have a huge respect Andy As a player and now more as a person. It’s a great person, he cares about me … It’s true that it’s still surreal that one of my greatest rivals is my coach. I see him jump and encourage me in my box and I think: ‘Is this a dream?’ ‘Is this true?’ “
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The idyll of Novak djokovic and Andy Murray Continuously standing, but it’s time to confirm it again with difficult analysis on the same night against the American Sebastian Korda For a place in the semifinal.
Source: La Verdad
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