Andy Murray has made undeniable recent strides but aged 35, could do with avoiding epic battles that have built his legacy
At the end of a delirious six days in Melbourne, as Andy Murray again battled into the night and took his audience on a journey of persistence and grit across three consecutive rounds, he was asked if the sacrifices and efforts he had made in order to prepare for the tournament were worth the result. He took a moment to consider his answer.
“I felt good about the way that I was playing,” he said. “It’s more enjoyable for me when I’m playing like that, when I’m coming into a major event and really believing that I can do some damage. But I can have a deeper run than the third round of a slam, there’s no question about that. Obviously draws can open up for you. I need to also help myself with that.”
Written by Tumaini Carayol in Melbourne
This news first appeared on https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2023/jan/22/andy-murray-ruthlessness-ranking-tennis-brutal-australian-open under the title “Andy Murray targets ruthlessness and ranking after brutal Australian Open | Tumaini Carayol”. Bolchha Nepal is not responsible or affiliated towards the opinion expressed in this news article.
