Djokovic continues to streamline his team this season. Recently, the Serbian announced his separation from long-time fitness coach Marko Panic.
Marco Panic joined Djokovic's team in 2019. Panic is a well-known figure in the tennis world and has previously worked with Li Na, Fognini, and national tennis teams such as Italy and Germany. Panic won 10 Grand Slam titles with Djokovic during his tenure.
Djokovic announced the end of their "cooperation" on Instagram, fondly recalling the scene of reaching the top of tennis together. He looked back on their fitness training days and thanked the Italian coach for his efforts.
"grande marco, what an amazing collaboration we have had over the years. We have reached the top, won championships, broken records. But most of all I have enjoyed the most 'normal' of our training in and out of the gym Days. Endless laughter makes me feel motivated to prepare for success,” Djokovic wrote on Instagram.
"Thank you Romasta (as Golan calls you) for all the energy, effort and time you put into making me the best player and person I can be. Love you very much and I will see you in Rome soon. ” he continued.
Djokovic is reportedly expected to reunite with his old strength and conditioning coach Gebhard Fil-Grich. Previously, he had just ended his partnership with his former coach Goran Ivanisevic. The Croatian led him to win 9 Grand Slams, two ATP year-end finals championships and 7 Masters championships.
On March 27, Novak Djokovic posted a message on Instagram announcing the end of the master-disciple relationship with Ivanisevic. The world number one recalled the time they spent together on and off the tennis court, with their partnership developing into a lifelong friendship.
“I clearly remember the moment I invited Golan to join my team. It was back in 2018 and Marianne and I were looking to innovate to bring us some serving ‘magic’. In fact, since then, Golan "Lan brought us not just serve, but laughter, fun, year-end No. 1 rankings, record-breaking achievements and 12 more Grand Slams," added Djokovic, who stopped short of that. A collaboration with the former Wimbledon champion. Although their relationship has had its ups and downs over the years, it has always remained "rock solid." Golan and I decided to stop working together a few days ago. Our chemistry on the court has had its ups and downs, but our friendship has always remained strong. Like a rock. In fact, thank you for everything, love you."
Afterwards, Djokovic appeared on the court training with Serbian tennis player and former Davis Cup captain Nenad Zimonjic. . (Source: Tennis Home Author: Sparks)
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