Frances Tiafoe has officially closed his 2025 season and announced a complete split from his coaching team, including David Witt. The decision follows a challenging year marked by inconsistency and early exits, prompting the American to withdraw from all remaining indoor events and focus on a fresh start for 2026.
A Message of Gratitude and Change
In a personal statement shared on social media, Tiafoe reflected on the highs and lows of the season and expressed appreciation for the team that supported him over the years.
“2025 season has come to an end early this year for the kid. It wasn’t the season I hoped for but lots of lessons learned on and off court. I want to give a huge shoutout to my team. I’ve been with these guys for several years. We’ve shared some incredible moments that I’ll remember forever. That being said I’ve decided it’s time for a change.”
He continued with optimism about the future and a renewed commitment to growth.
“I truly appreciate the love, energy, passion and brotherhood. It’s been a great ride and only bigger and better things for all of us ahead. Excited for what’s ahead for me and ready to put the work in. Thanks for all the love and support thru it all. The best is yet to come.”
Looking Ahead to 2026
Tiafoe’s decision to part ways with his team marks a significant turning point in his career. With the offseason ahead, he is expected to announce a new coaching setup and training strategy. The move signals a desire to reset mentally and physically as he prepares for the challenges of the upcoming season.
Frances Tiafoe in 2025
Ranked world no.29, the American played his last match on the 3rd of October when he was defeated by world no.139 Yannick Hanfmann 6-7(9) 6-2 6-1 in the 2nd round in Shanghai (draw).
This year the American has a composed 26-23 win-loss record. Frances Tiafoe’s best result of the present year was getting to the final in Houston.