Andy Murray, speaking at the Laver Cup, addressed his experience coaching Novak Djokovic, revealing that he often feels "really annoyed" by comments regarding that period. He noted that doubts about his coaching abilities surfaced unexpectedly while working with the Serbian star.
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Earlier this year, Murray re-entered the coaching realm after parting ways with Djokovic, joining the team of fellow Brit Jack Draper. Murray has indicated that he intends to work with Draper moving forward, despite injuries preventing their collaboration in 2026.
Although retired from professional play for over a year, Murray remains actively involved in the sport, often sharing his thoughts on recent changes in tennis. He has also commended rising star Carlos Alcaraz, calling him the best player in men’s tennis.
Meanwhile, Djokovic is gearing up for his first match at the China Open after a surprising early exit at the US Open. He expressed his excitement to return to competition, aiming to reclaim his dominant form after a rocky season.