Overview
- Félix Auger-Aliassime announced on Friday that Wimbledon would be his final tournament with Frédéric Fontang after nearly ten years working together.
- The pair began their partnership when Auger-Aliassime was 16 and together they produced nine ATP titles and helped him reach a career-high world No. 4.
- The decision was made public days after Auger-Aliassime’s five-hour, five-set quarterfinal defeat to Novak Djokovic at Wimbledon.
- No replacement coach has been named and former player Greg Rusedski has publicly said he would consider the role if asked.
- The change comes at a turning point in the season as Auger-Aliassime prepares for the hard-court stretch at the National Bank Open and faces a consequential choice about the coach who will guide his next step.