Three-time Grand Slam winner Andy Murray is in the final stages of his career, and the British tennis standout firmly states that he has no interest in going on a farewell tour when deciding to retire from professional tennis. .
The former world number 1 has suffered injuries in recent years, which has caused him to drop in the rankings as he has had to spend long periods of time off to undergo operations and recover. However, at 36 years old he has not yet given up and continues to show the champion spirit and drive that led him to be part of the “Big Four”.
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Murray humbled by expectations of farewell tour
In a recent interview, the Brit spoke about the issue of withdrawal. When asked if he would retire without notice or if he would announce a farewell tour, Murray was modest in his response.
“I don’t know, to be honest, I probably wouldn’t do it,” the former Wimbledon champion said. “I get it when you’re like Roger (Federer) or Rafa (Nadal) or Serena (Williams or whatever), like these are… you know everyone wants to see them one last time. I… I’m probably not the same , so if I said, ‘Um, I’m announcing my farewell tour tomorrow,’ I’m not sure how many people would be bothered.”
2024-01-06 15:04:21
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