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Murray had previously been working with Sloane Stephens, who he helped significantly over the last few years.

ByKamakshi Tandon

Published Jan 31, 2019

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Monica Puig has started working with Sloane Stephen's former coach Kamau Murray, as she recently announced that he is part of her new team.

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Puig also said she would be working with another coach, Othmane Garma, along with a new trainer and hitting partner. The world No. 59 is training at Murray's XS Tennis academy in Chicago.

"Big things are coming," she said.

The 25-year-old is an Olympic gold medalist who reached a career-high No. 27 in the rankings in 2016. But she finished the next two seasons below the Top 50, and is 2-4 for this season.

Puig previously worked with Juan Todero as her coach.

Monica Puig brings Kamau Murray on as new coach

Monica Puig brings Kamau Murray on as new coach

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