Rublev on the Djokovic-Murray collaboration: "I don't know if Andy will be able to give him anything".
Just eliminated from the UTS London, Andrey Rublev can recharge his batteries before the start of the 2025 tennis season.
In an interview with Tennis Weekly Podcast, the Russian spoke in particular about the forthcoming collaboration between Novak Djokovic and his new coach, Andy Murray, with whom the Serb will be working until at least the next Australian Open.
"Novak is one of the best players in history, so I don't know if Murray will be able to bring him anything.
In any case, the good thing is that they're good friends. Sometimes positive energy brings more than anything else at this level.
Djokovic knows everything about tennis, he knows it better than anyone else. If he works with his friends, he can feel something different.
For example, he may arrive next year more motivated than ever. It's going to be fun because sometimes Djokovic takes his emotions out on the court and can talk down to his team.
I can't wait to see how Murray reacts in such situations," the Russian explained.
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