Monte-Carlo Masters: Novak Djokovic’s New Coach Vows to Fix His Achilles Heel in his Heartening Response to Superfan

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However, it has come as no huge surprise that the 47-year-old coach has been eager to ‘fix’ the major flaws in the current number-one player’s racket game. Hoping for a change, he has now diligently taken up the coaching duties for him this season. The 24-time singles Grand Slam champion himself previously opened up about how he has been working on the weak aspects of his game after taking some ‘useful’ advice from his new coach.

“He’s been giving me really useful advice” – Novak Djokovic is keen to improve his game under the tutelage of Nenad Zimonji

The 36-year-old player recently opened up about how he has been struggling with his positioning on the court. Moreover, Djokovic also noted that he has yet to figure out the ‘proper position’ when approaching the net. Elaborating on his experience under Nenad Zimonjić’s guidance at a recent interview, the tennis icon said, “He’s been giving me really useful advice to find the proper position when I’m approaching the net, and it’s something I’m not best at because I don’t play as many doubles matches.”