[ad_1] By Erik Gudris | @atntennis | Sunday, June 30, 2024 Two-time Wimbledon champion Andy Murray will make his final decision Monday evening on if he will compete in singles at this year’s Championships. The 37-year-old former World No. 1 Murray spoke to the media ahead of his still scheduled opening round match against Czech…
[ad_1] Andy Murray recently played a practice set at Wimbledon and has yet to decide whether to play at the upcoming Championships. The British player probably hoped for nothing more than a smooth transition into Wimbledon week. Unfortunately, as his career often showed, Murray doesn’t get the happy ending often. He didn’t this time around,…
[ad_1] Andy Murray has reiterated his desire to play his final Wimbledon in the next fortnight, even if it would jeopardize his future health. Murray underwent a procedure after retiring at Queen’s two weeks ago. Various British outlets reported that he had withdrawn from Wimbledon after details of his medical diagnosis were leaked. This evoked…
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[ad_1] Andy Murray and his brother Jamie Murray have been granted a main draw wild card in the Wimbledon men’s doubles tournament. The news comes on the back of a stoic response by the three-time Grand Slam champion, who is keeping his options in the singles tournament open as he continues to recover from a…
[ad_1] According to former Andy Murray’s coach, Mark Petchey, Emma Raducanu is just ‘too good’ not to return to a high level in tennis. Petchey used to work with Murray and was a tennis player himself, even though he didn’t enjoy much success on the ATP Tour. At the moment, he works as a tennis…
[ad_1] Andy Murray‘s former coach, Mark Petchey, recently admitted that he wouldn’t be surprised if Murray coached Emma Raducanu in the future. The Brit put himself through literal hell to be able to play tennis again, and he did. He didn’t play as well as he did before, but he played through some very tough…
[ad_1] Andy Murray is the greatest British player in the Open Era and quite possibly one of the greatest ever, and he deserves a statue at Wimbledon, according to John McEnroe. Although the British player has ‘only’ three Grand Slams, which don’t look that impressive compared to some other legends, everything about his career has…
[ad_1] Novak Djokovic is ‘the best grass court player in the world’ when he’s healthy, according to former ATP world no. 1, Andy Roddick. The American was a great grass player in his time, making the Wimbledon final three times but losing all three. In all three of them, Roddick lost to Roger Federer, who…
[ad_1] Andy Roddick recently shared details about his financial success following his victory at the 2003 US Open. At 21, Roddick became the World No. 1 in November 2003 and held the position for 13 weeks before Roger Federer took over. Throughout his career, Roddick earned over $20 million in prize money and won 32…
