Nick Kyrgios Offers Coaching Advice to Andy Murray to Aid Novak Djokovic
Djokovic Dominates at Miami Open
Novak Djokovic stormed into the third round of the Miami Open after a dominant victory over Rinky Hijikata. The Serbian tennis star, who recently partnered with Andy Murray as his coach, showed no signs of weakness in his 6-0, 7-6 (7-1) win. Djokovic now prepares to face Camilo Ugo Carabelli in the next round.
Kyrgios’ Coaching Input
Nick Kyrgios believes he played a role in Djokovic’s success, claiming he advised Murray to help the Grand Slam record-holder rediscover his deadly backhand. Taking to social media platform X, Kyrgios wrote:
🗣 “I told Andy before the match he has to get back to redirecting that backhand, man.”
Kyrgios was also in action at the Miami Open but was eliminated in the second round by Karen Khachanov, losing 6-7 (3-7), 0-6.
Djokovic Eyes First ATP Title in Over a Year
Despite a mixed season, Djokovic remains optimistic about his performance:
🎙 “I had two weeks since my last match at Indian Wells, so I had plenty of time to work on my game. That preparation showed today—almost flawless tennis for a set and a half.”
The Serbian star is now determined to end his title drought and claim his first ATP trophy in over a year.
Alcaraz Struggles Continue
Meanwhile, Carlos Alcaraz suffered a shocking second-round defeat against David Goffin. The Wimbledon champion admitted:
🗣 “I thought I was going to play great tennis, but it didn’t happen. I wasn’t injured or sick—I just didn’t feel right on the court.”
Upcoming Miami Open Matches
The tournament continues throughout the week, culminating in the men’s final on Sunday, March 30.
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