Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic’s ‘Positive’ News, “Sunny Double” and excitement for Queen’s – Laura Robson Column Tennis news

In her latest Ski Sports Stupna, Laura Robson reacts Andi Murrai and Novak Djokovic, looking at “Sunshine double” Indian wells and Miami open and gives an insight into a busy tennis director to Kueen. ‘s …

Andy Murray continues with Novak Djokovic, he really is a positive news. Andy has four small children and probably doesn’t want to do all this week on the way that it just stopped playing, so I’m sure it will be a minute to understand their schedules after the Australian open.

I think it was the case of picking and choosing the tournaments that are partners and sounds like it will be in Indian Wells and Miami coming in March.

It should really be interesting to see how their partnership develops because it seemed like they only get acquainted and trust each other and trust each other in the plan and tactics in the game. I think you need to build that communication with any coach you start, and it takes a little time, so the fact that they gave themselves a few months.

“Double” sun double “Indian wells and Miami is very difficult to pull any player, because they are completely contrary to the conditions – although they are a long-long tournament – both events are 12 days – and it’s just massive The states of change, to cross from one to the other, because Miami is so hot and humid, compared to the Palm Springs desert.

Indian Wells, especially, I always fought, because it’s much slower than you think. It doesn’t always favor the British, who are preferred a little faster conditions and Pacier’s hardship court that plays more lively, because you are a little more than your shots.

Katie Boulter comes out of her feet, so he hopes to match again, while Emma Radukan was outside in the Middle East who was trying to build on the shape we saw from her in Australia. She really competes well and make sure he tries to do the right things on the field.

I don’t think it’s in any hurry, really, hiring someone new, just because of that. It must make sense for her and it must be a real person. There are not too many incredible coaches that can travel full-time, so options are quite limited. You wouldn’t want to enter a new partnership without 100 percent of trust.

Another ATP final for Jack Draper, he had a few weeks of training in London after the Australian Open tried to return to one hundred percent physically, and it shows up with the form we saw this week in Qatar. Some quality wins and solid Final against RUBLEV (LOSS 7-5 5-7 6-1} but per week can really be spilled.

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I was also very happy to see Joao Fonsec and Mirru Andreeva to work very well on tour. They were my two voters at the beginning of the year to have the interruption season, so that’s good for me so far – even though we are only in February.

Andreeva is still only 17, but I feel like we’ve known her for a long time. We just wait for the Super Special Grand Slam score, and it looks like it’s for it. I think Clay is an amazing surface for her, allows her to show her movement and what a great athletes like. Let’s see what happens in Paris!

Fonseca, meanwhile, in Australia, meanwhile, because it plays such a large mark of 18-year-old – his forhand is absolutely huge – and cracking is what people release. It was just an amazing week to get her first ATP title in Argentina this month and we hope it can build on that swing.

I first saw him play in person (when the director of the tournament) at Nottingham last year. He finished the loss at Billy Harris in the match that started on the grass and ended up in an enclosed space … We finished them to move them as it was the only second round that has not yet finished over the terrible British time. After what was a hard day for him, he still came and said thanks to everyone who worked for the tournament.

There is a really good head on your shoulders, and you want to see someone like that well. So, since last summer, I was a big fan and I was hoping to see that breakthrough.

Take over the Queen’s Team Director for the Women’s Tournament …

I recently been busy with my new role director of the Tournament for the first female tournament back to Queen since 1973. years, which will be part of leadership to Vimbledon this year. It’s hard to know what to expect. Apparently I have Nottingham to compare it, but as a whole new tournament, it just feels like there’s a lot more work.

The manifestation of men is leading for so long and we want to bring some individual to a women’s event, make sure it has its own identity in a way, your personality and vibration. We have completed a lot of things: the match schedule plan and several players’ names was published this week, which had a great positive reaction.

We have Naomi Osaka, Madison Keis, Daria Kasatkin, Boulter and Radukan have been announced so far, and a few more come to the pipeline. She is exciting for girls, who saw men on TV or heard about the history of the club and tradition.

It makes my job very easy in a way. You don’t have to convince people a lot to come and play … and I think the entrance list will really reflect it.

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