Medvedev: "I can win Grand Slams again if I play my best tennis"

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There are plenty of reasons to be excited about the sporting resurgence of Daniil Medvedev. When many had written off the Russian, he has managed to rediscover a great version of himself, staying true to his style as a tennis player and once again positioning himself among the contenders for glory. He reflected on all of this in the press conference prior to the Australian Open 2026, also discussing his new team.

He may exasperate with his attitude, generate skepticism with his peculiar technique, but what is beyond doubt is that Daniil Medvedev has a genuine personality and character, overflowing with charisma on and off the court. He could be one of the main alternatives to the established power at this Australian Open 2026, as he acknowledges in the press conference, not shying away from the pressure it entails or the responsibility as a former world number 1 and Grand Slam champion.

"Winning in Brisbane was important, but I feel that I'm working so well that even if I hadn't won, I would have arrived here with a lot of confidence. I've had time to train a lot in the preseason with my new team, and I feel that I'm improving a lot," mentioned Daniil, who reiterated the positivity of parting ways with Gilles Cervara. "We had been together for many years, and I needed a change. I think it will be a turning point in my career; I wanted to have coaches who understood my style of play and refined details from there, such as the serve or the volley," reaffirmed the Russian.

Medvedev aims to add a second title in one of the tournaments he has already won

This seems to be a veiled message to his former coach, who strived to turn Medvedev into a much more aggressive player in their recent collaboration, causing total chaos in the Russian's game. "I am aware that when I play at my best level, I can win Grand Slam titles again," affirmed a player who could soon return to the top 10 if he continues to perform at this level and who will seek to add a new title to his record in Melbourne and expand a historical statistic.

Indeed, Daniil Medvedev has conquered 22 titles in 22 different cities, something he became aware of after winning in Brisbane and which seems to have captivated him. "Look, I would love to be able to add Melbourne to that list in a few weeks, hopefully I could win here. But, openly speaking, my main goal this season is to once again be the champion of one of the tournaments where I have already won the title, no matter which one," he said amidst laughter from those present at the press conference of the Australian Open 2026.

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