Andy Murray

A bruising battle of Britain was perfectly summed up by the unusual sight of Andy Murray receiving on-court treatment immediately after an exhausting ...

Over the years, Andy Murray has positioned himself as one of the most noticeable players on the tour. Being a part of the BIG 4 for the majority of his ...

Following a second-round loss in Cincinnati, Murray will next head to New York to play the US Open. Struggling to perform, it goes without saying Murray could announce his retirement in the coming future. Going ahead in the conversation, he further went on detailing the downfalls of making a retirement announcement. Revisiting the Opening about his retirement, he started by saying, “I maybe always envisaged finishing my career like in the UK or whatever.” Following the loss, the two-time Cincinnati champion headed to the press conference, where he opened up about his ideal way of retirement.

The intriguing match between Andy Murray and Cameron Norrie saw the current British No.1, seeded nine for the event, fight back to defeat the three-time ...

“I was not executing the way I liked. “I was not physical enough at the start of the match,” Norrie said. “You need to try and understand what’s going on there.” Also Denis Shapovalov has re-found some form following his disastrous series of results which saw him lose nine first round matches in ten events. Next up for the Canuck is Daniil Medevedev. It’s something I need to address and find a solution for,” Murray revealed.

Cameron Norrie takes advantage of Andy Murray's missed opportunities to reach the last 16 in Cincinnati where he faces Ben Shelton.

This will be a tough test for both players for two different reasons but Norrie’s experience should edge him through this match although the Brit will look to play much better than he has in the last two matches. Norrie will need to be patient as Shelton will look to start well and will be inspired by the American crowd. Norrie tired his compatriot out where cramping once again became an issue for Murray as he double faulted in the ninth game to hand Norrie the break. As for Murray, he has next week to think about how to fix his cramping issue and lack of clinical edge on break points before the US Open begins on the 29th of August. Murray followed that up by converting his second set points as he held to take the opening set, with Norrie having a lot of work to do in the following sets. Both players played their best tennis of the match in the deciding set as the quality of returning dramatically improved. The American has a powerful game that has seen him go deep in Challenger events and recently pushed The ninth seed then wrapped up the second set with an ace as this match was going to a deciding set. Murray’s net play in particular was impressive as he took the match to the ninth seed with Norrie being unable to answer the questions posed to him. The match saw Murray dictate most of the match but a lack of clinical finishing cost him the match. Once again, Murray created opportunities to break but saw all three of them disappear in a flash as a result of Norrie’s proactive tennis. As the set grew on, Norrie’s confidence increased on the big points with Murray’s frustration building at the number of opportunities that were missed.

Andy Murray reveals 'big concern' ahead of US Open after Cameron Norrie defeat - The Scot fell in three sets to fellow Brit Norrie in the second round of ...

WESTERN & SOUTHERN OPEN - CINCINNATI DRAW AND RESULTS. Norrie victorious over Murray to face Ben Shelton in the 3rd round.

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The Scot fell in three sets to fellow Brit Norrie in the second round of the Western and Southern Open on Wednesday.

It's a massive win for me beating Andy for the first time. "It came down to a little bit of physicality and it didn't really help him. [Terms of use,](https://www.independent.co.uk/service/user-policies-a6184151.html) [Cookie policy](https://www.independent.co.uk/service/cookie-policy-a6184186.html) and [Privacy notice.](https://www.independent.co.uk/service/privacy-policy-a6184181.html) There are many reasons, whether its hydration, whether it’s the food that you have taken in, whether it’s fatigue and lack of conditioning, stress. I feel like it had an impact on the end of the match.” [Privacy policy](https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en) and [Terms of service](https://policies.google.com/terms?hl=en) apply. “But the consistency of it for me is a big concern. I have experienced cramping but not consistently like over a number of tournaments. It’s not something that I have really experienced. "I managed to find myself at one set all, I don't know how and the last set was a battle, he had some chances and I played a couple of good points. He was struggling a little bit towards the end and I just tried to get the ball in at the end. The Scot fell in three sets to fellow Brit Norrie in the second round of the Western and Southern Open on Wednesday

The three-time major winner is unseeded going into the US Open and could meet tournament favourites in first round, if he can overcome consistent cramp ...

“It’s a big concern for me that and something that I need to address and find a solution for. There are many reasons, whether its hydration, whether it’s the food that you have taken in, whether it’s fatigue and lack of conditioning, stress." “But the consistency of it for me is a big concern." I feel like it had an impact on the end of the match. Cramp problems impacted Murray as fellow Briton [Cameron Norrie](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/cameron-norrie) came from behind to beat him in the Cincinnati Open yesterday. “It’s a big concern for me because it’s not easy to play when it gets bad like it was at the end (of the match).

Andy Murray has admitted a fairytale end to his professional career may not be on the cards and he is unsure whether he would announce any retirement from ...

[skysports.com/tennis](http://www.skysports.com/tennis), our Twitter account [@skysportstennis](https://twitter.com/SkySportsTennis) & Sky Sports - on the go! "You want to perform and because it's the last couple of tournaments, probably the whole situation puts a lot of stress on the performance. For me that would have been fine with how it finished." Because it was an amazing atmosphere, a great match. "There's a lot of pressure then I think as well. Former world No 1 Andy Murray on whether he would announce an official retirement date in the future: "I don't know whether I would announce something or whether I would just stop and that would be it"

Andy Murray is defeated by Cameron Norrie in Cincinnati as the master loses to apprentice. Cameron Norrie overthrew compatriot.

But his string went on to break during the rally as he was seen smiling in disbelief. He started the deciding set with a 0-30 lead on the Murray serve but the former world No 1 was digging deep to hold. He put pressure on the Murray serve in the next game as he managed to get to deuce. He closed it out 6-3 and got the better of the world No 11 on both the serve and returned points in the 45-minute set. He immediately broke the Murray serve but the two-time former champion in Cincinnati proved that he was still the master as he broke straight back. Andy Murray is defeated by Cameron Norrie in Cincinnati as the master loses to apprentice.