Friday night in Monte-Carlo concluded with a surprise exit from Rafael Nadal but an even more surprising performances from the eleven time champion, I'd go as far to say one of the most confusing I've seen on a clay court. Against Delbonis and Dimitrov he was sharp, with respect against Dimitrov he was helped out... Continue Reading →
Rublev sees off Murray in a week where we saw plenty of positives for the Brit
After a trademark Andy Murray style comeback on Monday in Rotterdam the 2009 champion was up against the highest left remaining in the competition on Wednesday night in Andrey Rublev. The day had already seen defeats for Daniil Medvedev, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Roberto Bautista Agut in a whirlwind Wednesday in the Dutch City. Murray began... Continue Reading →
Andy Murray bounces back to set up Wednesday night meeting with Andrey Rublev
After four defeats on the bounce on the main ATP Tour questions were beginning to be asked of Andy Murray. Over the last couple of weeks some of the stuff written about Andy has been unfair and harsh. I think at times the process and what Murray has done and is doing since his hip... Continue Reading →