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Daniil Medvedev coach split and hardcourt season
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In July 2026, Russian tennis star No. 5 Daniil Medvedev announced the amicable end of his ten‑month partnership with long‑time coach Thomas Johansson, describing the split as amicable and noting there were “no hard feelings.” After a month‑long break that included a family vacation in Turkey, Medvedev he resumed training in Toronto with a reduced team consisting of his athletic trainer and a close friend in Toronto. By early August, Medvedev friend. He returned to competition at the ATP Masters 1000 event in Montreal, Montreal in early August, launching his North‑American hard‑court swing. He Medvedev said the faster surfaces suit his game and expressed a desire to revive optimism about reviving a season that had faltered after an early Wimbledon exit a third‑round loss at Wimbledon. During the Montreal tournament he disclosed that recent experiments with knee‑taping increased discomfort and said that he no longer feels part of will abandon the “new generation.” tape. He reiterated his gratitude to Johansson and confirmed there is no lingering resentment. Medvedev highlighted his optimism about playing on faster surfaces, health, his relationship with enjoyment of the Canadian fans, crowd, and his plans plan to continue the hard‑court circuit in through Cincinnati before targeting the US Open.
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- 2026-08-04 11:24 UTC Daniil Medvedev coach split and hardcourt season
- 2026-08-02 17:36 UTC Daniil Medvedev coach split and hardcourt season
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