Andy Murray didn’t enjoy his stay in Australia last year. In fact, the former world no.1 was still struggling with his hip, and instead of competing in the Australian Open eventually he decided to have an operation to fix his problem.
Murray has hip operation and he is targeting Wimbledon to get back
Back to the UK, the Brit struggled to regain his form and eventually he decided to cut short his season after Shenzhen at the end of September following his loss in the quarterfinals against Fernando Verdasco.
Currently ranked no.256, Andy decided to start again from Brisbane to prepare for the Australian Open.
The Brit has just landed full of hopes.
Good luck!
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Welcome to Australia, @andy_murray đź‘‹
The former world No.1 touches down in Brisbane hoping to add a third @BrisbaneTennis title to his collection.
— #AusOpen (@AustralianOpen) December 26, 2018
