world number 87 Andy Murray It continues to rise in the ATP rankings, breaking into the ATP Top 100 last week, breaking into double-digits for the first time in 45 months. Murray was ranked 95th in the world when he started. 2022 Rotterdam Open.
The journey, however, ended in the second round with Brit being defeated by the eventual champion. Felix Auger – Aliassime. The 34-year-old was later disappointed in both Qatar and Dubai, losing to Roberto Bautista Agut and Jannick Sinner in the round of 16 in both tournaments, respectively.
Murray is looking for a new manager
Andy Murray had brutally cut ties with the German coach. Jan de Witt After an unsuccessful tryout together at the Australian Open. Former world No. 1 Murray was eliminated in straight sets by Italian Jannik Sinner in the second round of the Grand Slam tournament. Since then, Scottish has been looking for a replacement as a coach.
After the Round of 16 loss, the former World No.1 has apparently spoken to a few people and actually lined up after Miami. However, he also revealed that he needed someone to cover the time during this time. Miami/Indian Wells stretches out.
“I talked to a few people. I set things up after Miami. Not for Miami/Indian Wells. I still need to find someone to cover that time – someone who will obviously cover most of the weeks.” said Murray.
Murray then went on to explain that instead of a long-term coach, he currently has a short-term coach available who will serve as a temporary and just help him get through the turf season. He also said that the revelation could come in the coming days.
“In the short term, I have someone to help me out until turf season. You’ll hear about it in the next few days, I guess,” he said. Murray revealed.
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