Andy Murray at Wimbledon is a story that has had it all. Early promise was delivered but on route to a monumental title there has been heartache, passion, dedication, care and tears. Welcome to Wimbledon! Murray had his first taste of tennis at Wimbledon in 2002 in the juniors at the age of 15. Murray... Continue Reading →
2008 was a bit year for Andy Murray. It was the year he turned 21 but on the court the Brit made his first US Open Final, and won his first two Masters 1000 titles but before all of that Andy put on a show. Over the years Andy and Richard Gasquet have had some... Continue Reading →
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 →
Andy Murray has always stood up for women's tennis. Serena Williams said last year as the two paired up at Wimbledon that (female players) "all love Andy Murray" as he always stands up for equal rights in tennis. Serena said this to ESPN: "I don't think there's a woman player - and there really shouldn't... Continue Reading →
A win for either James Ward or Andy Murray would confirm their places in the semi-finals. Both had lost to Kyle Edmund in the group during the week but time to put it right and seal their place. Murray had improved as the week went on but you had to wonder whether for a guy... Continue Reading →
Following a solid tactical performance from Andy Murray against a wasteful Liam Broady who has not performed in his two matches this time it was a test against Kyle Edmund for the former world number one. Kyle opened his week against James Ward on Tuesday with an impressive performance and really took control behind his... Continue Reading →
After some wins for Dan Evans and Kyle Edmund it was time for Liam Broady up against Andy Murray who we hadn't seen on court for over 7 months since the Davis Cup Finals. All the talk prior to the event has come from Liam Broady bigging up Andy who has been playing down his... Continue Reading →
Queens Club in 2009 was a special occasion. Andy Murray was the top seed looking for his first title in London ahead of Wimbledon. James Blake stood in the Brit’s way of making history on British soil and did win his first title 7-5 6-4 against the American. Murray’s win was the first in the... Continue Reading →
As exhibition events begin to pick up speed around the world following no action on the ATP or WTA tour on the 23rd of June until the 29th Jamie Murray is bringing 'The Battle of the Brits' to our screens. The Battle of the Brit's is a behind closed door event of singles and doubles... Continue Reading →
