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@kritisanonfan24 @rybrinkina Dokic' father was her coach

@BC63616 @rybrinkina You compare Dokic's father with Rybakina's coach

If she gets rid of ____ but ppl would argue she got the first two bc of _____

@kritisanonfan24 @rybrinkina " i am not a defender of V." Who are you trying to convince ?

@BC63616 @rybrinkina She was not playing well in 2025 when Vukov was not there Why? I don't know the reason And I am not a defender of Vukov I only support Rybakina's decision, if she don't want Vukov in her team I will support her

@kritisanonfan24 @rybrinkina You call that a father and you call that a coach. Really ?

@BC63616 @rybrinkina Comparing family with coach

@kritisanonfan24 @rybrinkina Why ? Because V. forced the WTA to make the case public by announcing his return even though he wasn't allowed to, since he was under investigation. She had to answer questions and face the stares of others, while “her beloved coach” disappeared after causing all that trouble

@BC63616 @rybrinkina She was playing without Vukov in 2025 and she wasn't playing well at that time

@kritisanonfan24 @rybrinkina That was just as easy as asking Dokic to cut ties with his father 25 years ago

@BC63616 @rybrinkina And if Rybakina think Vukov is not a good coach for her she will remove him herself

@kritisanonfan24 @rybrinkina "that's what R. believes" = I agree "V. is the best coach for R. " = How can you say that? She's never had another coach. which strong run ? Abu Dhabi/Doha 2024

@BC63616 @rybrinkina Vukov is not the reason for Rybakina's success But Vukov is the best coach for Rybakina and that's what Rybakina believes And which strong run Rybakina had when he wasn't there?

@kritisanonfan24 @rybrinkina She also lost some “surprising” matches early on in tournaments when he was there. She also had some strong runs when he wasn't there.

@rybrinkina 2025 WTA finals was the best version of Rybakina and Vukov was there She won AO 2026 also when Vukov was there

@vanshv2k People forget what kind of physical and mental state Ryba was in at that time. She had lost weight, there was tension between her family and her “coach,” she withdrew from Rome, retired from Berlin, looked very pale and was aggressive at the press conference at Roland Garros

WTA Core 4 Missed Opportunity in Major SF Sabalenka - 2023 RG SF (Muchova) Rybakina - 2024 Wimbledon SF (Krejcikova) Swiatek - 2025 Australian Open SF (Keys) Gauff - 2026 Wimbledon SF (Muchova) What was the most heartbreaking for you?

Timeline of manipulation by a person with NPD: 1 - Love bombing 2 - First “vicious” criticism (to make the victim doubt themselves) 3 - The hot-and-cold cycle that creates dependency 4 - Isolation 5 - Loss of identity (the “I” disappears; you constantly adapt to the manipulator)

Some people say she’s been performing poorly lately because she’s stressed about the world No. 1 ranking, as if it hadn’t been the same every season since the start of her career. She’s never had a “full” season. That's not the problem.

@dokssszn She'll do it someday, but it might be too late. The damage will be too great.

@BC63616 you are right. unfortunately I don't think Elena would (or probably even could) remove Vukov from her life independently

Vukov needs to be banned for Rybakina's own safety

@Drekkir @redseapeach he has a narcissistic personality disorder.His goal is to make her dependent on him so he can destroy her. To make her dependent, he isolates her and he prevents her from gaining self-confidence.

@BC63616 @redseapeach And why would he decide she should overplay and flop for half of the season?

this ryba loss has made me sad guys 😢 her forehand and 1st serve have been sooo messy for the past few weeks, it proves that elena was playing her best tennis before in spite of vukov not bc of him (unlike what some people believe). i really wish she could just cut ties with him

@Emmanuel_H78 @GameSetAndTalk Elle est sous l'emprise de son coach. Ce manipulateur va t'insulter/t'humilier puis va être très gentil, puis il va t'humilier puis être gentil. La victime reste car c'est le système addictif de récompense. Elle a de bons résultats quand le manipulateur est "gentil".

@GameSetAndTalk J'ai du mal à comprendre son irrégularité chez Rybakina. Avec ou non son retour de coach. Qu'est ce qui lui manque ? Préparation mentale ?

Pour revenir sur les éliminations d’Elena Rybakina 🇰🇿 et d’Iga Swiatek 🇵🇱, on n’est pas vraiment surpris pour les deux malheureusement. 😅 On avait plus d’attentes sur la Kazakhstanaise qui est historiquement bien meilleure sur gazon, mais elle arrivait en manque de confiance suite à ses résultats ces dernières semaines et on sait qu’elle est irrégulière en majeur. ❌ En tout cas c’est un vrai camouflet pour elle de ne pas atteindre les 1/8 de finale à Wimbledon 🇬🇧 durant 2 saisons de suite et sa lutte pour la place de N°1 mondiale en prend un vrai coup… Pour la Polonaise, on savait qu’elle perdrait gros sur ce tournoi sauf grosse surprise vu son niveau depuis de nombreux mois. Elle n’est que l’ombre de la championne qu’elle a été en ce moment et semble sans solutions. 😕 On en est à se demander si elle va pouvoir finir la saison dans le top 10 et si elle va un jour retrouver son niveau, c’est bien triste. 🥲

@Drekkir @redseapeach He's the one who decides everything. In 2025, Sanguinetti told V. during a practice to stop bombarding her with information. The following week, he was no longer on the team (and Elena, at a press conference, was unable to say whether Sanguinetti was still on the team).

@BC63616 @redseapeach That sounds weird. Even if she were treated like a cash machine by him, he wouldn't want her to get overtraining syndrome and then make less money. Now she also has a sports scientist in her team and keep making the same decisions. If I were to bet, I'd say it's HER ambition.

@Drekkir @redseapeach It's possible, but unlikely. In 2025, she said she had always had trouble communicating with her team to express what she wanted. Keep in mind that in 2025, she had been working with V. for over six years (and was dating him).

@BC63616 @redseapeach Maybe he's saying she should take a month off, but she's, like, no, I'm fine.

@Drekkir @redseapeach When it's the same thing every year—when nothing ever changes—you could say she's getting bad advice from her team (knowing that he's the only one who has a say in that team).

@redseapeach It's not Vukov, it's overplaying/overtraining.

@TheTennisLetter "a couple weeks ago" ? Her performance has been poor ever since Madrid, and even before Madrid, it wasn't consistent.

Elena Rybakina was asked if she knows why her form has dropped in the last 6 weeks, ‘I definitely need to analyze and change something because it's not working’ "Obviously you made an incredible start to this year. The last 6 weeks or so have been less good. Do you know why that is? Have you worked it out yet?" Elena: "Well, if I knew, I would not be in this situation right now. As soon as it happened a couple weeks ago when I was not playing my best, honestly I don't know. I've been working well I think in the past weeks. I was getting a lot of opportunities since I was losing early in the tournaments. I definitely need to analyze and change something because it's not working." (via Wimbledon Press)

C. Whitaker (Reporting what Ivanisevic told) : " She (E. Rybakina) is so talented ... she would be top 10 regardless of what's going on in her life because she's that good ... but she would never be world number 1 with what's going on ..." Source : TheTennisPodcast (March 2025)

@Archaicmind3000 Too good to be true, but it's nice to dream

I think Rybakina is not playing well because she broke up with Vukov