Andrey Rublev has spent much of his career trying to get better at being Andrey Rublev. Now, the mercurial Russian, whose on-court meltdowns are almost as well chronicled as his title wins, is attempting to rewrite the script that took…
Andrey Rublev is actively attempting to overhaul his game and mental approach to revive his tennis career after dropping to world No. 23. Competing as the fourth seed at the Almaty Open, the 28-year-old explained that he must break down old habits and instincts to give himself a chance at future success rather than accepting a slow decline.
Rublev credited his 18-month coaching partnership with former world No. 1 Marat Safin for major personal progress. The Russian revealed he previously took antidepressants during severe bouts of depression, adding that working with Safin has brought him peace and greater enjoyment in life.
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