"Grigor..." The sound of the wind brought Gawain's call, and from a long distance away, he could feel the bright sunshine jumping between the words, and his mood was also lifted. Dimitrov stopped walking, waved at Gawain, and responded with a smile, but did not move forward. When Tobias saw this, he immediately understood, went straight forward, and said something when he passed by Dimitrov. "You should trust Gawain's judgment." Then, without stopping or waiting for a response, Tobias walked directly towards Gawain, and it could be seen from the back that it was a pleasure to reunite after a long absence. Dimitrov still hesitated, and then Roger Rasheed also came up, "I think you should trust your own judgment." Rasheed, Dimitrov's current coach. The Australian, who had a lackluster career as a professional tennis player and lacked talent, spent most of his time in Challenger circles. However, as a professional coach, he has a unique insight and is good at training young players who are thriving and guiding them to complete their transformation. After the turn of the millennium, Rashid trained three players, Hewitt, Monfils and Tsonga. Among them, Monfils and Tsonga are very typical. Before hiring Rashid, both players had just entered the top 100 seedlings in the world rankings, and then completed a reborn change under Rashid's hands and reached the career level. Become the top ten players in the world. In 2013, Dimitrov, who was just a fledgling, hired Rashid as a coach, and also wrote the same development trajectory, ushering in a qualitative change. ..Of course, no one is perfect, and everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses. Rashid's advantage lies in tapping the potential of young players, but he is not good at facing difficulties and breaking through the bottlenecks to the next level. Perhaps part of the reason is Rashid's own bottleneck. He has not been able to reach the top of the pyramid in his career, so he has no way of prying into the mysteries of another realm. This is the case from Monfils to Tsonga. After they entered the top ten in the world, facing the bottleneck of further breakthroughs, Rashd failed to give better suggestions, and finally parted ways. Now Dimitrov and Rashid are facing the same situation again, and everything seems familiar. Dimitrov turned to look at Rashid, "I don't think I should be a burden to Gawain." Rashid shrugged, "Then you shouldn't agree to doubles, John is your manager, but He is not just your manager." Obviously, such a simple sentence has a profound meaning. It seems that there should be some differences of opinion between Tobias and Rashid. Dimitrov was a little silent and didn't respond. For a moment, he couldn't see what he was thinking. While speaking, Gao Wen had already come up to greet him, raised his right hand with a smile, and gave a high-five greeting. "Hey, Gregor, why didn't you tell me in advance that the wind direction here is so unpredictable? It's like playing on Saturn. Is it the same in Miami?" "...No, Miami doesn't do that." Dimi Troff's response was a little slow and distracted, but he quickly recovered, "Miami is also very windy, but only in bursts, as long as you wait patiently for the wind to pass, everything will return to normal, which is completely different from here. "Wait, I thought you lived in Los Angeles, so you should be more used to it?" After a while, Dimitrov also remembered this. Gao Wen immediately nervously made a movement of zipping his mouth shut, looked left and right, made a furtive expression, and lowered his voice. "Shh, this is a secret, don't tell anyone, otherwise if I perform too badly here, I will wear a mask next time I go back to school for practice." His face was full of mystery, but his mouth was full of nonsense. Dimitrov was immediately amused. Gao Wen's eyebrows followed suit.