Tenisiści i ich trenerzy

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Będzie kontynuacja współpracy.

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Stephen Huss dołącza do sztabu Norrie'ego.

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Roig zostaje nowym trenerem Berrettiniego.

Wieloletni współpracownik Rafaela Nadala nowym trenerem włoskiego gwiazdora. Ma mu pomóc w odbudowie

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Francisco Roig, były wieloletni współpracownik Rafaela Nadala, będzie nowym trenerem Matteo Berrettiniego. Hiszpański fachowiec ma pomóc Włochowi w odbudowaniu pozycji w czołówce.

Matteo Berrettini ma za sobą całkowicie nieudany sezon. Z powodu problemów zdrowotnych wystąpił jedynie w 12 turniejach, nie zdobył żadnego tytułu, w rankingu ATP spadł na 92. miejsce, a po zakończeniu rozgrywek rozstał się z wieloletnim trenerem, Vincenzo Santopadre.
Włoch liczy, że 2024 rok będzie w jego wykonaniu o wiele lepszy. W tym celu dokonał zmiany w swoim sztabie szkoleniowym. W miejsce wspomnianego Santopadre w roli trenera zatrudnił Francisco Roiga.

Wybór Berrettiniego jest zaskoczeniem. Głównym kandydatem do roli nowego szkoleniowca tenisisty z Rzymu był Thomas Enqvist. Jednak, jak informują włoskie media, Szwed odrzucił propozycję z powodów osobistych.

55-letni Roig w środowisku tenisowym znany jest z długoletniej kooperacji z Rafaelem Nadalem. Był współpracownikiem Hiszpana w sezonach 2005-2022, asystując głównym trenerom Majorkanina - Toniemu Nadalowi i Carlosowi Moyi.

Pierwszym występem Berrettiniego, finalisty Wimbledonu 2021, pod wodzą Roiga będzie turniej ATP 250 w Brisbane (31 grudnia - 7 stycznia). Zmagania w stolicy stanu Queensland Włoch będzie musiał rozpocząć od eliminacji.

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‘Nothing But Love & Respect’: Tiafoe Splits With Ferreira

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American to reunite with former USTA coach Moyano for start of 2024
Wayne Ferreira and Frances Tiafoe worked together for the past three years.Andrew Eichenholz/ATP Tour
Wayne Ferreira and Frances Tiafoe worked together for the past three years.
By ATP Staff
Frances Tiafoe is preparing for a new chapter in 2024.

The 25-year-old American on Wednesday announced his split from his coach of the past three years, Wayne Ferreira, ahead of the upcoming ATP Tour season. Tiafoe hit new heights in his career under the tutelage of South Africa’s Ferreira, reaching his maiden Grand Slam semi-final at the 2022 US Open and reaching a career-high No. 10 in the Pepperstone ATP Rankings.

“Just wanted to say thanks to this guy,” wrote Tiafoe in an Instagram story featuring a picture of himself and Ferreira during practice. “Three years shared together… SHEESH we had a ton of success. But sadly we’ve decided to part ways. Thanks for getting me to the player I am today. Nothing but love and respect for you. My guy Wayne Ferreira.”

Tiafoe also announced he will begin 2024 working with Diego Moyano, the Argentine coach who has previously worked with the likes of former World No. 5 Kevin Anderson and WTA star Coco Gauff. Moyano spent time working with several current American ATP Tour stars, including Tommy Paul, Reilly Opelka and Tiafoe himself, when he was a Lead National Coach for the USTA.


“Happy to announce I’m starting my 2k24 with Diego Moyano coaching me,” wrote Tiafoe in an Instagram post. “It’s a full circle moment from you helping me back at the Usta days to now privately. Im excited for what’s to come. You one crazy a** dude… Man you working the hell out of me but I can’t [wait] for it to all pay off. Let’s get busy next year.”

Tiafoe lifted two ATP Tour titles, on clay in Houston and on grass in Stuttgart, during the 2023 season. He finished the year at No. 16 in the Pepperstone ATP Rankings and will hope that teaming with Moyano can help him push back towards the Top 10, which he broke for the first time in June.

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Zaskakująca decyzja Borisa Beckera. Nie pojedzie do Australii z Runem. Wszystko przez... telewizję

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Patrick Mouratoglou is setting up a branch of his global tennis academy within the CORA precinct near Modewarre Australia.

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K.Hill ze swoim byłym i obecnym podopiecznym.

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Russell explains 'Taylor Fritz tennis', preparing for Djokovic & more

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Cahill on Sinner: ‘He’ll never settle’

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Coaches Cahill and Vagnozzi reflect on Sinner's triumph
January 28, 2024
Jannik Sinner celebrates his Australian Open victory with his team.Cameron Spencer/Getty Images
Jannik Sinner celebrates his Australian Open victory with his team.
By ATP Staff
Fans watching Sunday’s Australian Open final from around the world saw Jannik Sinner’s coaches, Darren Cahill and Simone Vagnozzi, urge their charge on throughout his come-from-behind victory against Daniil Medvedev. The coaches were ecstatic to watch the Italian capture his first Grand Slam title.

“We believe in Jannik, we always have. He's a special young kid,” Cahill said. “Even the way he hits the ball, it just sounds special. When you hit the ball the way he does, when you want to improve the way he does, when you move the way he does, he's going to have success at some point… Our job as coaches is to try to fast-track that as quickly as possible and get him to where he wants to go quickly so he can have a long window at the top of the game.

“He's been doing well. He's absorbing everything and trying new things on the court, and he just wants to get better. I'm sure after this sinks in he won't settle. He'll never settle. He wants to get better.”


Sinner has been part of a surge of young talent on the ATP Tour, with former No. 1 in the Pepperstone ATP Rankings Carlos Alcaraz another Grand Slam champion. According to Cahill, seeing the likes of Alcaraz succeed has helped motivate Sinner.

“Hell, yeah. Absolutely,” Cahill said, cracking a smile. “There's no question seeing the young players come through and having success drives each and every one of them. Not just Jannik. They all desire it. They all want it. If they see one of their compatriots or someone of their generation having success, absolutely.

“Then you look into what they're doing, why they're having success, and how are we going to replicate it for us. Carlos has trail-blazed for a lot of young players. We're thankful for that. He's a delight to watch play, and a delight to watch him on court. We aspire to be as good as him and hopefully one day be better than him, but at the moment we're chasing Carlos, and we'll continue to do that.”

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Cahill has coached several major champions throughout his career, from Lleyton Hewitt and Andre Agassi to Simona Halep and now Sinner. What is different about this team?

“I’m working with the best coach that I've ever worked with in Simone. For me, I've never been able to work with a coach like him. I think he's doing an incredible job,” Cahill said. “Every moment like this is special. It's an amazing feeling for the entire team when your player goes out there and achieves the greatness that Jannik achieved tonight. This one is a little bit different because the team is very close. The Italian boys, they stick together. They work hard, they have fun, they enjoy themselves. The culture within the team is excellent.”

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Cahill explained that Vagnozzi was the one who delivered the tactical messages to Sinner to help turn the tone of the match after he lost the first two sets.

“For sure [it] was an incredible match. Daniil started so well, played so aggressive,” Vagnozzi said. “The match changed a little bit when Jannik broke him on 5-1 [in the second set], went 5-3, break point to go back 5-4. Daniil a little bit stepped back at this point, maybe felt a little bit tired of the long tournament. Then we started to believe a little bit, because the first to 5-1 was really difficult.”

Medvedev was trying to become the first player to win four five-setters en route to a Grand Slam title. But Sinner’s freshness — he lost just one set to reach the final — proved an advantage.

“In this tournament, he never had really a long match, tough situation like today,” Vagnozzi said. “And I think this match can give him a lot of confidence and inspire him also for the next time, because when you come back one time from two sets to love you know that you are able to do it.”


Sinner said during his press conference that Vagnozzi was already discussing with him after the match ways to improve moving forward. Cahill added that as exciting as the moment is, they will continue to push forward.

“Our job now is just to make sure that we keep him pumped up,” Cahill said. “It's because it's the start of the year, it's a long year, and it's important to enjoy the moment but when we get back onto the tennis court we will try to keep him in that good mindset and try to keep him winning.”

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Javier Piles trenerem Denisa Shapovalova.

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Rune już bez Luthi'ego.

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