Andy Murray has the perfect chance to “make his move” up the rankings at the upcoming 'Sunshine Swing' tournaments in Indian Wells and Miami.
Murray, 35, has spoken regularly over the last year about wanting to improve his ranking to get a seeded spot at Grand Slams, which should ensure a kinder draw in the early rounds.
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And how long could it take?4 HOURS AGO Even though Indian Wells is not a tournament where the former world No. 1 has had much success – it’s one of two Masters events along with Monte Carlo he hasn’t won – Wilander thinks the next month is an opportunity for Murray after his run to the final of the Qatar Open. “Indian Wells and Miami are perfect tournaments for Murray because it's not five sets, it's three sets,” explained seven-time Grand Slam champion Wilander to Eurosport’s Arnold Montgault. “He's got a day off between most matches.