'It's about improving one per cent each year' - Sinner on switch to new coach Norman

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Nov 10, 2026
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Magnus is a very similar person to Arjen,
of course he is different, but he has worked
for many years with Wawrinka,
he has also experienced many things
and he is a person who accepts
Thank
It's important not to change everything again,
you
but to put this 1% every year
to improve as a player.
very
The part that I will definitely miss
is the fact that I have to improve as a player.
We met each other at the beginning and we immediately got along well.
much.
From then on, he became my second dad.
Especially in the years we played together,
we had difficult times.
He was always one of the first people I called.
And the nature in which it has been, in the difficulty as it is.
I think it's really important
that Simoni and Magnus can
form the relationship that
I had with Simoni.
It's an amazing, incredible work with Yannick.
I'm not going to be looking to Yannick over this coming period.
It's really important that I show the respect
to Magnus as well and that he can come in
and form his relationship with this team
and create his own memories and his own experience.
I think it's really important that Liv Simoni
and Magnus can form the relationship that
I had with Simoni.
It's an amazing, incredible work with Yannick.
I'm not going to be looking to Yannick over this coming period.
It's really important that I show the respect to Magnus as well
and that he can come in
and form his relationship with this team
and create his own memories and his own experience.
I think it's really important that Liv Simoni
and Magnus can form the relationship that
his relationship with his team and create his own memories,
his own experience.
I wasn't part of the due diligence
that Yannick had in choosing the next coach.
That was all him.
He chose Magnus, but when he told me that was his choice,
I gave him a big thumbs up.
I could not be more proud of him.
A while ago, Yannick said, I missed your questions.
Yeah, of course, you can look back
and you would love to have got that extra point.
There are some other matches that may have gotten away.
All in all there are no regrets. Everything that he's accomplished
is simply amazing and whilst he's going through a small bump
in the road every athlete goes through what he's going through
at the moment and handling it with incredible composure and grace
and patience which sometimes he doesn't have a great deal of patience
but this period he's been incredibly patient and taking all the advice
from the doctors he's getting and so we're incredibly proud
of him both what he's going through at the moment.
So no regrets, it's been an incredible journey
for us as a team and you look back in all
those tough moments just make you mature
and get a little bit stronger for what might lie
ahead.
So for me, zero regrets, there's nothing but happiness and joy.
