Andy Murray He was a Scot for a long time at Wimbledon, when fans feared he would follow in the Englishman’s footsteps. Tim Henman, who is on the verge of winning the ‘Cathedral’ of world tennis.
But the one from Dunblane went on to carry the British flag when he became the Island’s first Wimbledon champion since Fred Perry in 1936.
Murray dominated the London grass in 2013, but repeated in 2016. And at the same Wimbledon he achieved the first of his two Olympic golds, in London 2012 and Rio 2016.
A universal Scottish and British legend, who became world number one and won the US Open in 2012. He was also the best at the 2016 ATP Finals.
A ‘teacher’ who became a symbol of his resilience against a serious hip injury, how he survived thanks to a prosthesis, a second operation that caused him to reverse the announcement of his retirement.
At 36 years old – he turns 37 on May 15 – he continues on the circuit, even though he has put an expiration date on his career. He is 61 in the world, he just made the second round at the ATP Masters 1000 in Indian Wells. He beat the Belgian David Goffin6-3 and 6-2, but lost to the Russian Andrey Rublev, fifth seed, 7-6 (3) and 6-1.
A few weeks ago he announced that he would hang up his racket this summer, although it was not said whether the culmination would take place at Wimbledon, the Paris Olympic Games or if it would be until the final Grand Slam of the campaign, the US Open.
Before saying goodbye to Indian Wells, before the media, Murray He smiled when he heard the word retired on the lips of a journalist, who directly asked if he was not tired of this subject of farewell which is a classic in his appearances.
“I feel like no one is listening to me. I plan to finish this summer. I don’t know what else to say. I’ve been responding to the same thing for almost 18 months,” Murray politely showed his fed-up.
He sent an SOS message: “Once the decision has been made, if I’ve announced it, I don’t understand why they keep asking me. Yes, I’m tired. No one listens to me! “Said Murray.
Source: La Verdad

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