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ByKamakshi Tandon

Published Aug 15, 2015

Grigor Dimitrov will once again be working with the Good to Great academy, the Swedish academy has announced.

The Bulgarian, whose ranking has dropped this season, recently split with both coach Roger Rasheed and girlfriend Maria Sharapova. Before working with Rasheed, Dimitrov was with the academy. Good to Great's Johan Örtegren will now be his coach.

Dimitrov reached the third round of Montreal, after dealing with a shoulder problem the previous week in Washington.