British No.1 Dan Evans is playing great tennis and has reached his third ATP final – the Murray River Open – despite having no coach.
Evans dominated his semifinal against Jeremy Chardy, winning 6-2 6-2 in a completely one-sided affairs.
“I played pretty well today,” Evans said.
“It was good to get a quick match. Obviously I had a pretty long day yesterday, so it was good to go through in straight sets.”
Evans played two matches yesterday, the second a tough encounter with Borna Coric and he had a sore calf today to testify for that.
And no coach? He split with Mark Hilton last year after the coach decided to take up a role with the LTA.
In Melbourne he had a run with Aussie Chris Johnstone, but it didn’t work out.
“There’s plenty of Brits who have offered help and will hit with me if I need some practice. It’s no big deal. It’s manageable,: he said.
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