After a year in which he played just four tournaments, Andy Murray sounded a strong note of optimism yesterday when he said he is looking forward to challenging for titles again in 2021 and that he is aiming for another Olympic medal.
Even after the joint-heaviest defeat of his Grand Slam career at Roland Garros, there was more than a hint of defiance about Andy Murray as he exited the French Open in the first round last night, vowing: “I reckon I won’t play a match like that between now and the end of the year.”
Jamie Murray missed out on a British record eighth Grand Slam title as he and Bethanie Mattek-Sands were beaten in the final of the Australian Open.
Jamie Murray can become the most successful British player in the Open era today when he tries to win the mixed doubles title at the Australian Open.
Jamie Murray believes he is better equipped than ever to win the sport’s biggest titles.
If Roger Federer is to be believed, the current generation of young players are the real deal and some time soon, they will usurp the big guns at the top of the men’s game.
Andy Murray says he is concerned that British tennis has not built on the legacy produced by his achievements and those of his brother, Jamie.
Andy Murray is leaning towards having another hip operation sooner rather than later to improve his quality of life and potentially extend his career.
TWELVE months ago, Simona Halep spent the night after the Australian Open final in hospital, suffering from heat exhaustion after playing almost three hours in brutal conditions.
THERE will come a day, in the not-too-distant future when the names of the men chasing Grand Slam glory do not include Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal.
