Tsitsipas commented that the dynamic between the two has been “great” so far in its latest chapter.
“I don’t have any complaints. He’s a much better communicator. That was the most important thing working with him,” he said.
“Working with family is never easy, and it’s one of those challenging things that you have to tackle daily to separate the father role from the coaching role. I think it is important to sit down also and have a person in the team that can help filter the conversations and the way you communicate between one another. That is something that I’ve included in my team, as well.”
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Come Friday evening at RAC Arena, Tsitsipas will take the court for the first time since dropping a Davis Cup Play-off match to Joao Fonseca. The Athens native is set to face Shintaro Mochizuki, with teammate Maria Sakkari due to meet Naomi Osaka in the opening clash.
