He doesn’t have a coach, but he doesn’t need to. Although it may not seem like it, Nick Kyrgios He is a great understanding of the game and knows how to create his own strategies to defeat rivals as complicated as Daniil Medvedev, current number 1 in the world. While other coaches would watch videos and analyze numbers of his rivals, the Australian only needed to get into the Russian’s head to get the tactics to beat him. “I knew he was coming in with a lot of confidence, so I proposed a style of play where I wasn’t going to give him a lot of pace. I served and volleyed every point. He was serving and volleying well, so I thought I’d stick with it. That’s tennis, too,” said Kyrgios at a press conference.
