Good news from Andy Murray’s camp as the world no.1 is more and more upbeat about coming back to the tour in Monte Carlo.
Andy has been suffering for some time with a problem with his elbow, but apparently everything is going to the right direction.
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During a recent interview with Eurosport, Andy confirmed that his condition is getting better and better to comment
“I’m doing better; I’ve been practicing here for the last four or five days. I had the problem with my elbow, but the good thing was I could do everything except serve.
So the last four or five days I have started to serve a little bit. I’m not serving as fast as I would like yet but am hoping over the next five or six days I will be able to start serving like normal again.”
Each day I am getting a little bit better, I will try to be in Monte Carlo.”
In the last few days Andy has trained at the Mouratoglou Academy, and today he plays an exhibition in Zurich for to help the Roger Federer Foundation.
Things are progressing nicely.
Sir @andy_murray‘s photos during practice session at Mouratoglou Tennis Academy, Nice, France.
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9/4/2017
â¤â¤ pic.twitter.com/ZnDgx9MgA3— Sir ANDY MURRAY (@MidoOrton3) April 9, 2017
