Andy Murray is having a fantastic year.
The Brit has won 6 tournaments (1 slam, 2 ATP1000, 2 ATP500 and the Olympics), and he has now a shot at the top of the rankings. After all this success, Andy didn’t forget about the community, and in September he staged a rather successful charity event in Glasgow when he managed to 10,000 fans for a light-hearted exhibition.
Grigor Dimitrov, Jamie Murray and Tim Henman were the big stars participating to the event.
UK Unicef reveals that that event raised over £290,000. The proceeds will be split between the Unicef (Murray is an ambassador), and Glasgow charity Young People’s Futures.
Fantastic!
Great atmosphere tonight in Glasgow at #AndyMurrayLive. Thanks @andy_murray for supporting @UNICEF_uk pic.twitter.com/mrAh9uPtQH
— Tom Burstow (@tomburstow) September 21, 2016
Caught up with @jamie_murray at @AndyMurrayLive where all proceeds are going to @UNICEF_uk and local charity, Young People’s Futures. 🎾 pic.twitter.com/hoCUJ6KxOD
— Ben Philip (@DohaBen) September 21, 2016
@andy_murray #glasgow #AndyMurrayLive. So grateful for your support for @UNICEF_uk pic.twitter.com/EtJsbhWsKA
— lucinda rivers (@lucindamr) September 21, 2016
Brill night at #AMLive2016 – @andy_murray you are ace! Hope it raised lots of vital for @UNICEF_uk Thanks @ScottishSun for the invite pic.twitter.com/rehwOQjYCP
— Fiona McAuliffe (@fiona_mca) September 21, 2016
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