Djokovic Wins 100th Title After Split with Coach Murray at Nadal Ceremony

Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray recently ended their coaching partnership amicably after beginning their collaboration in late 2024, a period that saw some notable results including Djokovic reaching the Australian Open semifinals and winning the Geneva Open for his 100th tour-level singles title shortly after their split. At Rafael Nadal's tribute ceremony at the 2025 French Open, Djokovic shared a lighthearted exchange with Murray, who jokingly remarked that Djokovic was winning tournaments now that he had a "proper coach." Djokovic, however, expressed deep respect for Murray’s contributions and did not take the comment purely as a joke. The two former rivals reflected fondly on their shared history and rivalries, maintaining a strong personal bond despite the professional split. Djokovic also praised Nadal’s farewell as a fitting tribute to the tennis legend, highlighting the special nature of the event attended by other greats like Roger Federer. Overall, the split was mutual and respectful, with Djokovic acknowledging the valuable experience gained from working with Murray.