“Obviously, I love winning and I want to win many more titles. But I have goals to achieve more than this”said Andy Murray on Thursday in a press conference after the match against Müller when he was asked how important it is to win another title at this stage of his career.
But it was that Andy won even if he “didn’t want to”. Or rather, many want to. Because the Scotsman pounced on the epic again this season and raised five match points against the Czech Jiri Lehecka to plant himself in ending with the number 71 of his career. Eight months after the last one.
The public of Qatar Exxonmobil Open standing to applaud the deed. Murray himself was in disbelief: “I can’t believe how I was able to turn this fight around,” he admitted at the end of the match. And it is that, in his 21 ‘years’, the revelation of Australia is also close to Doha.
It was normal for Murray to get the typical nervous ‘giggle’: “I’m laughing because it’s been an incredible start to the year. I’ve never had it in my career in so many games. This week could have ended differently . I can lose against Zverev, I will lose tonight,” he recalled.
“But the way I played in really important moments, in critical moments, shows that there’s a confidence in my game that I’ve been lacking for a while and I’m very happy about that. It is simply incredible that he managed to change the game“. Andy, yes.
Source: La Verdad
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