Daniel Medvedev Parts Ways with Long -time coach Giles Sarwara after US Open Meltdown

Daniel Medvedev has ended his long partnership with coach Gills Sarwara after a difficult year, which struggled in the Grand Slam tournament and faced the first round out of the first round at the US Open.

Medvedev, who won the US Open in 2021 and reached World No. 1 next year, confirmed the partition on Instagram on Sunday. In a post, the Russian star thanked Sarwara that he described as “a wonderful 8–10 years simultaneously”. With a picture of him holding the US Open Trophy, Medvedev wrote: “I am grateful to you to guide me through all these years and let’s see what life brings us in future.”

Cervara also shared a message, stating that he enjoyed supporting Medvedev, “even when it was difficult, and praised his player’s” unconventional magic “in court. “It will come back, I am sure,” Sarwara said.

The partnership was highly successful. Under the guidance of Sarwara, Medvedev won 20 titles, including his only Grand Slam in the flushing meadows, and reached the top of the ATP rankings. However, recent results have been disappointing. The 28 -year -old is now 13th and has failed to enter the initial stages in its last three major companies. He lost twice to Benjamin Bonzi of France, including the US Open last week.

That defeat was overshraded On-court meltdown of Medvedev. After being disappointed after the umpire, Bonzi was allowed each other’s first work when a photographer entered the court, Medvedev tampered with anger and broke his racket. He was later fined $ 42,500 for unnatural conduct and misuse of racket by tournament officials.

Facing a difficult year for Medvedev, which is near Struggled to match stability Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alakraj and Jannik Sinner of rivals. Once seen as the main challenger of Djokovic, his recent slide has raised questions about his ability to return to the top of the game.

Cervara, meanwhile, leaves with the credit of shaping Medvedev in one of the most unexpected and dangerous players of the game. This partition eliminates one of the longest coach-player participation on the ATP tour.

Medvedev has not yet announced who will take over as his new coach to overtake the last stretch of the season.

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