Andy Murray is still completely focused on having big runs at important tournaments. The former world number 1 is trying to find his best condition after his famous hip resurfacing. In 2021, the 3-times slam champion has never managed to go beyond 2 quarter-finals (Metz and Stockholm). However, he still thinks we can have a say in 2022.
During a recent interview with Eurosport, Murray commented:
“I just want to get the most out of what I can, whilst I’m still able to do it. I’ve spoken to many ex-players that have said, ‘When it’s gone, nothing will replace it. So enjoy it whilst you’re able to, play as long as you can’. Because I know a lot of players have stopped and kind of regret it when they could have kept going.”
“I’ve always kind of felt that way. I like it when people say that there’s something that I can’t do or something that I shouldn’t do. That motivates me a lot,” he added.
Andy Murray in 2021
Currently the world no.134, the Brit played his last match on the 18th of December when he surrendered to world no.5 Andrey Rublev 6-4 7-6(2) in the final in (draw).
This season Andy owns a compiled 20-16 win-loss record. Andy Murray’s latest run in the Biella 1 Challenger was the best achievement of his season.
Andy Murray |
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