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Milos Raonic has tried on coaches the same way most people shop for shirts. Maybe he had finally found a comfortable fit in new coach Mark Knowles after parting ways with former Wimbledon champion Richard Krajicek.

I am happy to inform that Mark Knowles is joining my team and will join us this week as I get ready for the grass season.
— Milos Raonic (@milosraonic) June 13, 2017

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In the recent past, the 26-year-old has also worked with John McEnroe, Carlos Moya, Ivan Ljubicic and Fredereck Niemeyer, to name just a few.

The 2016 Wimbledon finalist still struggles often with injures and needs added details to his game if he is to break through for his first major title.

Knowles is a former doubles world No. 1 and won three doubles Grand Slam titles during his career. He has previously coached Mardy Fish.

This is a fantastic hire. Best tennis mind Ive been on the court with... https://t.co/CKuZxMDJth
— Mardy Fish (@MardyFish) June 14, 2017

Congrats Mark. Great hire. Good luck. https://t.co/IudQ6rhv0h
— James Blake (@JRBlake) June 15, 2017

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Notes on Mark Knowles, new coach of Milos Raonic. Formerly #1 in doubles, 3-time grand slam champ, 5 time Olympian. 55 career doubles titles
— Ben Lewis (@BenLewisSN590) June 14, 2017

This is a hire that could help the world No. 6-ranked Raonic refine his net game and improve on the progress he had last year under Moya.

I am really excited to have the opportunity to work with @milosraonic and his team. Great first day of practice on the grass @QueensTennis
— Mark Knowles (@knowlzee10s) June 14, 2017

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Good health, a jolt from Knowles and continued improvement could be the recipe for another deep Raonic run at Wimbledon.

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