Well, this is a very sad thread indeed then...
My point is why not wait for Federer to retire and get him instead?
MIKAEL YMER TO ASK FEDERER'S FORMER COACH STEFAN EDBERG FOR COACHING
Exactly what I thought.
“Chang was my father's favourite, but I take a lot from many players,” Elias Ymer said. “In tennis, it has to be [Rafael] Nadal for his unbelievable fighting spirit. I read Mike Tyson’s book. People talk about his bad stuff but he had the mentality I needed on the court.”good to see some of the young players have good taste
good to see some of the young players have (at least an ounce of) good taste
the ymer bros seem to be nice guys... I hope they do well.
Holy bulll...... my (very) bad.“Chang was my father's favourite, but I take a lot from many players,” Elias Ymer said. “In tennis, it has to be [Rafael] Nadal for his unbelievable fighting spirit. I read Mike Tyson’s book. People talk about his bad stuff but he had the mentality I needed on the court.”
There’s another Swedish coach with an academy and a track record of building a multi-slam multi-surface champion. I’m sure Wawrinka would share Magnus Norman.My point is why not wait for Federer to retire and get him instead?
MIKAEL YMER TO ASK FEDERER'S FORMER COACH STEFAN EDBERG FOR COACHING
Edberg may have helped build the skills that got Fed the slam in 2017. It would be interesting to hear Fed's views on this matter.
RF started winning slams again the moment Novak became AWOL. As soon as Novak was back, RF stopped winning slams.
