Former "Slemov" titleholder opted for Moscow-based projects over coaching roles.
Svetlana Kuznetsova, the four-time Grand Slam champion and former world No. 1 in Russia, has refuted rumors of a coaching career, stating that she prefers to remain in Moscow, focusing on personal projects rather than traveling for tournaments. In an interview with "Match TV," Kuznetsova revealed that she continues to offer assistance to individual tennis players remotely but is not ready for constant travel.
She did not disclose the identities of the promising players who had offered coaching opportunities. Kuznetsova, who won her Grand Slam titles in singles and doubles, has not competed professionally since 2021.
As for other tennis news, bookmakers consider Anna Kudryavtseva the favorite in her second-round match against Krugler at Roland Garros. Karen Khachanov avenged his loss to Ofner and advanced to the round of 16 at the same tournament. Additionally, Novak Djokovic became the third player in history to surpass 100 titles in men's tennis.
Separate reports have shown that Svetlana Kuznetsova has not made any recent public statements regarding her post-tennis career. For updates on her current activities, sports news or her official social media profiles may be consulted. Anna Kuznetsova, who shares a surname but is unrelated, holds the position of deputy speaker in Russia's State Duma.
Svetlana Kuznetsova, despite her retirement from professional tennis, has not taken a coaching role in sports. Instead, bookmakers have identified Anna Kudryavtseva as a potential tennis star to watch in a future match, showcasing the ongoing interest in the sport.
