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Andy Murray admits 'I don't know if I'd announce my retirement' after painful Cameron Norrie loss in Cincinnati

Andy Murray says he is yet to decide how he will announce his retirement from tennis, admitting he «doesn't know» whether he would do so at all. Whilst there is no suggestion the Scot's announcement is imminent, the 'r' word has been in the air all week at the Cincinnati Open with the impending departure from tennis of Serena Williams, who said earlier this month that she had decided to «evolve away» from the game.

Norrie edges out Murray to win all-British clash in Cincinnati

Cameron Norrie edged out fellow Brit Andy Murray 3-6 6-3 6-4 at the Western & Southern Open in Cincinnati.

Emma Raducanu says 'people will talk regardless' after hammering Victoria Azarenka in ominous sign ahead of US Open

Emma Raducanu made it back-to-back defeats of former world number ones with a stunning victory over Victoria Azarenka at the Cincinnati Open. Raducanu saw off the legendary Serena Williams on Tuesday before this latest match in Ohio against two-time major champion Azarenka, and she was in similarly brutal form, demolishing the Belarussian for the loss of just two games in a little over an hour.

Cameron Norrie admits to nerves during his three-set win over a struggling Andy Murray at the Cincinnati Open

Cameron Norrie said that his positive attitude helped him seal his first-ever win over British compatriot Andy Murray at the Cincinnati Open. Norrie's 3-6 6-3 6-4 win in 2h37 was not one of his better performances, with the 35-year-old Murray in the ascendancy for much of the match. Ad But Norrie never wavered mentally, and he admitted afterwards that was the key as he ground down Murray, who ended the match unable to walk due to cramps, a problem that has been his bete noire during the US hard-court season so far, and that saw him helped off the court at the finish.