Overview

• Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray have mutually ended their six-month coaching partnership, with Djokovic stating he 'couldn’t get more' from the collaboration.
• The split comes just days before the start of Roland Garros, raising questions about its timing and potential impact on Djokovic’s Grand Slam campaign.
• Djokovic’s results during the partnership included a semi-final at the Australian Open but were marked by inconsistency, with early losses in Monte-Carlo and Madrid.
• For now, Djokovic will rely on Dusan Vemic and Boris Bosnjakovic, two familiar figures, to support him at the French Open.
• Boris Becker, Djokovic’s former coach, expressed surprise at the abrupt split, noting its proximity to a major tournament and the challenges Djokovic faces in finding a new coach.