Nikolay Davydenko is reported to not be working with his coach/brother Eduardo Davydenko anymore. Eduardo was helping Nikolay on a week to week basis, so does this mean Nikolay has now found a more permanent coach?
Eduardo at present is focusing more on his 17 year old son Philip and coaching him to become a professional player. Nikolay needs a fulltime professional coach and Eduardo was just unable to commit.
Steven has been playing at a high level in tennis since the age of 14. He has played numerous world junior events as well as Futures and Satellite events on the ITF Tours. Additionally, Steven has played a lot of club tennis in France and Germany. As well as playing at a very high level Steven has also been coaching tennis since the age of 16. Thus, bringing real hands on knowledge to The Tennis Times.
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I’m interested in seeing where Nikolay goes from here.
He seems like the kind of player who needs a coach to constantly be there for him mentally.