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MELBOURNE : World number 10 Jannik Sinner said he was open to the possibility of John McEnroe joining his coaching team after the American great offered his services on a part-time basis at the Australian Open.
Jannik Sinner is open to the prospect of John McEnroe joining his coaching team. The Italian has spent time training at McEnroe’s club in New York, and said he was looking to add to his entourage to aid current coach Riccardo Piatti. Ad/> In light of Sinner saying he was looking for some coaching help, McEnroe said in Eurosport's Cube: “I am definitely available on a part-time basis, helping Jannik Sinner getting over the hump — which I’ll believe he’ll get over whether I coach him or not.
Johanna Konta has suggested that Andy Murray will continue playing for the foreseeable future, despite his Australian Open defeat to Taro Daniel. Murray lost 4-6, 4-6, 4-6 on John Cain Arena on Thursday, going out in the second round. Following the match he admitted that losing “does not get any easier”, adding: “When you know you’ve not got many years left it is frustrating.
MELBOURNE : Local favourite Alex de Minaur beat Pablo Andujar 6-4 6-4 6-2 at the Rod Laver Arena on Saturday to move into the fourth round of the Australian Open for the first time in his career.
John McEnroe says he is “definitely available” to coach Jannik Sinner “on a part-time basis” if he wants him on board. The Italian says he is looking to add another member to his team to help his regular coach, Riccardo Piatti, and he has already worked loosely with the seven-time Grand Slam champion, having trained at the American’s New York club around the US Open.
Mats Wilander says the difference between Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal 'is amazing' as the two enjoy different fortunes in Australia. Murray lost his second round match to Japanese qualifier Taro Daniel in straight sets and looked unable to match his opponent's energy levels. Ad/> But Nadal, one year Murray's senior and playing in his first slam since the French Open, has not yet dropped a set in Australia.
Emma Raducanu has been eliminated from the Australian Open, while fellow Briton Andy Murray suggested he may not be back at Melbourne Park after a straight-sets defeat in the second round.
Andy Murray has suggested that he will not return to the Australian Open in 2023 unless he is able to be more competitive at major tournaments. The 34-year-old was knocked out in the second round in Melbourne by an impressive performance from Taro Daniel. Ad/> The Japanese qualifier, achieving a career-best Grand Slam progression, took victory in three sets as Murray struggled for fluency and intensity.