Even if Andy Murray is the man to watch in London, he needs no distractions to perform at his very best at the World Tour Finals. The all country is behind the Brit, but this could bring some extra problems to him.
How I am approaching the Finals. MURRAY
During a recent interview, the world no.1 confesses that he needs to have a rather practical approach to this event to comment
“It’s an incredible feeling to have made to world No 1, and it’s something I’m very proud to have achieved.
It’s important to keep taking it one game at a time to try and perform as best you can during each match and try to ignore the noise around you.
[The world no 1] came earlier than I first anticipated after a hectic few months, which is great, but now it’s important that it’s business as usual. It will make for an exciting battle in London but also for next season.”
Andy will kick start his London campaign today 8 pm against Marin Cilic. Even if Murray leads the Croatian 11-3 in direct matches, he has lost their last encounter, and they are 2-all in the last four matches.
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