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Ivanisevic: "Djokovic is the best tennis player, but I would trust Nadal with a match if my life depended on it." Photo: Gettyimages

Ivanisevic: "Djokovic is the best tennis player, but I would trust Nadal with a match if my life depended on it"

The Croatian praises the Spaniard and also Federer, but assures that the Serbian is “the most complete and plays the best tennis.”
 

Stefanos Tsitsipas criticizes Ivanisevic. Photo: gettyimages

Tsitsipas lashes out at Ivanisevic: "I never thought a coach could do something like that"

The Greek player was outraged by how Ivanisevic spoke about him while their relationship was still in effect. "It was as if he kicked me when I was down."

Ivanisevic's brilliant comparison of Alcaraz and Sinner: "He's like a shark, he devours you." Photo: Getty

Ivanisevic's brilliant comparison of Alcaraz and Sinner: "It's like a shark, it devours you"

The Croat sits long and stretched out to talk about everything in an interview. Tsitsipas and his outburst, Djokovic, Alcaraz, Sinner, Fils, and more.

Tsitsipas sends a message to Ivanisevic: "I have learned that being a good tennis player does not necessarily mean you can be a good coach." Photo: Gettyimages

Tsitsipas sends a message to Ivanisevic: "I have learned that being a good tennis player does not necessarily mean you can be a good coach"

The Greek player, who will drop out of the top 40 next Monday, assures he feels "at home with my team," while regretting "certain decisions I made hastily."

We list potential candidates to coach Alcaraz. Source: Getty

Five possible coaches for Carlos Alcaraz: Who would be the right one?

We analyze a short list of names that could fit perfectly into the team led by Samu López, some of them with experience at the highest level.

Stefanos Tsitsipas and Goran Ivanisevic. Photo: Getty

Ivanisevic responds to Tsitsipas: "The only one who can train him is his father"

The Croatian coach is clearer than ever: "It seems that you can't say anything anymore, that's how this generation is".

Stefanos Tsitsipas criticizes Ivanisevic. Photo: gettyimages

Tsitsipas, about Ivanisevic: "It's difficult to work with dictators who speak badly of you"

The Greek sends a subliminal message to Goran Ivanisevic just before announcing his breakup with him and explains why he will return to work with his father, Apostolos.