“Incredibly Courageous” – Serena Williams’ Coach Confident Andy Murray Can Return to His Winning Ways

Published 05/22/2021, 5:51 AM EDT

The French Open 2021 will kick-off soon and fans will get to witness some really amazing tennis at the tournament. Even though almost all the big players are playing in Paris, there are few who will miss the action; the list includes the likes of Simona Halep and Andy Murray.

Former World No.1 Andy Murray hasn’t been in great form ever since his return to tennis. He hasn’t played a single match in the singles category on clay this season and in such a situation, there are doubts whether he’ll be able to regain his momentum back. Serena Williams’ coach Patrick Mouratoglou feels that Murray can turn the tables around and can return back to his winning days once again.

“I think he can and I think he wants to. I think he’s an incredible champion, but I also think that his body is really tough on him,” said Mouratoglou in a recent interview.

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Mouratoglou reflected that in order to do so, he needs to be a little more consistent. He stated that the 34-year-old needs to keep himself fit because he won’t be able to improve if he takes too many breaks and misses matches frequently.

“If he continues to stop and start all the time, it’s very difficult because he makes progress and his fitness starts to be at a level. He needs competition. He starts, but then ‘boom’, he stops again and then he restarts almost from scratch because when you do nothing for a few weeks you lose all the benefit of what you’ve done,” added the French coach.

“He’s incredibly courageous” – Patrick Mouratoglou on Andy Murray

Mouratoglou highlighted that Murray is a very brave guy as he is still standing and facing opponents on the courts despite suffering so many setbacks in the recent past. He firmly believes that the British player loves the sport and will soon regain his lost form.

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“I think he’s incredibly courageous to be honest because he’s had a lot of setbacks with his body and he’s still here. He shows how much courage he has, which we knew already, but also how much he loves the game,” concluded the 50-year-old.

Right now, Andy Murray is definitely targeting the Wimbledon Championships 2021 – a major he has won twice in his career. He has skipped the clay-court season this year and but will hope to return on the court soon.

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Anshul Singh is a tennis author at EssentiallySports, currently pursuing Journalism Honors from Delhi University. Having significant experience with content, Anshul has authored over 500 tennis articles. He has previously worked as a writer and an editor for DU Express, penning riveting articles on sports, politics, and culture.

“Incredibly Courageous” – Serena Williams’ Coach Confident Andy Murray Can Return to His Winning Ways

“He’s incredibly courageous” – Patrick Mouratoglou on Andy Murray

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