Winning Wimbledon is one of tennis’ greatest challenges. For many years, the question was will Andy Murray do it? In an era of potentially the best three players of all time the challenge was most certainly tougher. Andy proved during his career he could battle the best and make the top three into a top... Continue Reading →
Seven years ago Andy Murray won his second Miami Open title and his 9th Masters 1000 title on the 31st of March 2013. Down at Crandon Park in Key Biscane, Florida the Brit faced an incredibly tough challenge in the final. On his way to the semi-finals he saw off: Bernard Tomic Grigor Dimitrov Andreas... Continue Reading →
This is something I have wanted to begin for a while and with the Coronavirus outbreak and suspension of sport worldwide it is a good time to look back at those moments on a tennis court which meant a lot to me. The first one is of course the US Open Final from 2012. I... Continue Reading →
Andy Murray has outlined potential paths for his return to tennis. The Brit returned to action last summer following hip resurfacing surgery, he teamed up with Feliciano Lopez in doubles at Queens Club and they won the title together. Andy continued to impress on return winning a title in Antwerp but hasn't featured since the... Continue Reading →
2020 has not yet got going for Andy Murray. He had ATP Cup, Australian Open, Rotterdam and Montpellier on his schedule to begin his year but has not and will not compete at any of the events leaving question marks over what happens next? A pelvic injury brought his participation at the Davis Cup Finals... Continue Reading →
Andy Murray's anticipated return to Australia is off. The 5 time Aussie Open finalist has announced he would not be heading to Melbourne with this groin/pelvic injury still causing him problems. The plan for Murray is to stay in London and continuing practicing having stepped back onto the court in the last week as injury... Continue Reading →
In a months time tennis will be back in Melbourne. Home of the Australian Open, year on the year the event gets better and better. I was lucky enough to be there in January this year and they take hosting a Grand Slam to another level. Not only is the site beautiful to look at... Continue Reading →
A routine for Andy Murray is a scheduled visit to Crandon Park to begin his season. Crandon Park up until this year was the home of the Miami Open which takes place in March following Indian Wells as part of the sunshine double. Murray is a former two time Miami Open champion at Crandon Park... Continue Reading →
The journey back for Andy Murray is still unknown. Despite a title on his return to Queens Club with Feliciano Lopez, a good run with Serena in mixed doubles, some hard fought wins in Asia and topping off an emotionally driven season with a title in Antwerp there are still a lot of unanswered questions... Continue Reading →
