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The Guardian · Jun 7, 2015

Hiring Patrick Mouratoglou was Serena Williams’ masterstroke

Serena Williams with the Suzanne Lenglen trophy, her 20th grand slam title. Photograph: Miguel Medina/AFP/Getty ImagesIt is three years now since Serena Williams picked up the phone and called Patrick Mouratoglou, then a relatively little-known coach, to ask if she could use the facilities at his academy on the outskirts of Paris. A first-round defeat at Roland Garros had left the American shorn of confidence, without a grand slam victory in almost two years and wondering what she could do to get herself back on track.

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