Absolutely, I said all year she needs to get rid of Brad Gilbert but you were not listening to it my friend because she won the US Open last year. Coco was lucky she played Saba in the finals. Emma is Coco's new Boogeyman
Exactly, Brad G. should quit immediately let her find somebody else. Someone who can correct her FH. Extreme Western grip is great on high balls.
For the life of me extreme western grip Brad should have changed that ages ago, I mean Coco would be paying him big bucks
Wining games is a way to get belief, Coco is usually self confident, she has technical issues on her fhand that has to be corrected and that grip has to go
Keli, do you think Cahill would allow Coco to express her emotions like she does Brad. Halep tried that crap and Cahill threatened to Walk
Coco FH is not disciplined enough. It's good CC but very risky DTL
I don't disagree with the technical defects. I guess my point is I think he is a good overall coach for her, but she could bring on a specialist for other defects. Like I said before, I thought Pere Riba was perfect for her. I was surprised when he was kicked to the curb.
That's who she is AP. Now you want to change her personality. Serena was who she was. Do you think Patrick tried to change her? He focused on what he could control, helping her become more tactical as a player. Besides, Simo had gotten extremely negative and was showing too much of that to her opponent on court. That's why he walked.
I thought Riba was good too, I have no idea why he was dumped,
If Coco can channel her emotions to ignite a control fury like Rena, I'm good with that..Coco has game.. she know all the strokes but that damn fh is more an Achilles heel than her serve.
Coco is too good of athlete not to be able to improve her fhand, with the right help it can be corrected, also the grip has to change
SHe probably didnt want to pay both coaches.. One thing I like about Coco is that she will come forward to the net which I think cost Venus when she got older. Vee should have came to the net when she hit her early 30s
And to Witt's credit, he told her the same as well as her father. But Vee never really embraced it. She was content to rally from the baseline.
