Who is Frances Tiafoe’s coach? Know all about his coaching team

Frances Tiafoe has had a fair number of coach partners.

Who is Frances Tiafoe’s coach? Know all about his coaching team

Frances Tiafoe (Via Imago)

Frances Tiafoe‘s journey in professional tennis has been marked by the guidance of several coaches who have played pivotal roles in shaping his career. From his early days at the JTCC under the mentorship of Misha Kouznetsov to his current standing as the World No. 22, Tiafoe’s coaching dynamic has evolved significantly.

Following his first ATP win in 2018, Tiafoe transitioned to training under his longtime friend Zack Evenden. However, it was during the 2020 season, amidst the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, that a significant shift occurred in Tiafoe’s coaching setup. Retired South African tennis professional Wayne Ferreira stepped in as Tiafoe’s primary coach, leading to Evenden’s departure.

With Ferreira at the helm, Tiafoe’s game reached new heights, as evidenced by his strong performances on the court. Under Ferreira, the American reached a career-high No. 10.

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Who is the current coach of Frances Tiafoe?

Tiafoe embarked on a new coaching journey in 2024. After three successful years under Wayne Ferreira’s guidance, which saw Tiafoe reach his first Grand Slam semi-final and achieve a career-high ranking of No. 10, the duo has parted ways.

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Frances Tiafoe with Diego Moyano (Image via Bigfoe Instagram)

In an Instagram post, Tiafoe thanked Ferreira for their shared success and announced his collaboration with Diego Moyano for the upcoming season. Moyano, an esteemed Argentine coach, brings a wealth of experience to the table.

With a track record of nurturing top-tier talent, Moyano has previously worked closely with elite players like Kevin Anderson and rising star Coco Gauff. Additionally, Moyano’s tenure as a Lead National Coach for the USTA saw him play a pivotal role in the development of promising American talents such as Tommy Paul and Reilly Opelka.

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