Novak Djokovic has finished the year in which he lost the No 1 positioning by saying a final farewell to coach Boris Becker. The 29-year-old Serb formally declared on Tuesday night that they were going their different ways, as recommended by Sportsmail at the end of the week.
Djokovic and Becker have appreciated colossal accomplishment since collaborating toward the end of 2013, including the triumphant of six Grand Slams, four of which came in progression.
In any case, Becker got to be distinctly baffled with the quantity of various voices Djokovic has been listening to, including that of mentor cum- spiritual guru master Pepe Imaz, lately.
Djokovic said: 'The objectives we set when we began cooperating have been totally satisfied, and I need to express gratitude toward him for the collaboration, cooperation, dedication and responsibility.
'Then again, my plans are currently coordinated basically to keep up a decent level of play, furthermore to make a decent schedule and new objectives for the following season. In such manner, I will settle on every single future choice.'
Addressing the Mail on Sunday at the end of the week, the German said: 'I really delighted in the most recent three years, I had a fabulous time. I was in my component and I will keep on being in my component later on. No second thoughts, it was a mind-blowing ride'
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