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Andy Murray won his first match on clay for nearly five years as the Ivan Lendl effect had an immediate impact at the Madrid Open on Monday night. He defeated 2020 US Open champion Dominic Thiem in straight sets. The Scot and the Czech-born American announced they would work together for a third time in March.
Andy Murray produced some of his best tennis since returning from injury to beat Dominc Thiem 6-3 6-4 and progress to the last 32 of the Madrid Open. Both players have struggled for form in the past 18 months, with each recovering from injuries and a loss of form and ranking points. Ad/> And while neither are at the height of their powers on a clay court, they looked desperate to impress a Madrid crowd and advance in the competition.
Andy Murray says he is «not supportive» of Russian and Belarusian players being banned from playing at Wimbledon this year but says «there is no right answer». The All England Lawn Tennis Club announced that players from the two nations are not allowed to compete at the British Grand Slam in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The governing body reiterated their position last week.
Andy Murray is "not supportive" of the Government's plan to ban Russian and Belarusian players from Wimbledon but added there was no "right answer" to the difficult situation. Wimbledon officials reiterated their position last week, saying that a directive from the Government regarding the invasion of Ukraine had left them with no viable alternative but to refuse entries from players from the two countries. Murray, who is donating all of his prize money this season to humanitarian relief in Ukraine, said the guidance from the Government "was not helpful" and could potentially put the families of players at risk.
Andy Murray is “not supportive” of the Government’s plan to ban Russian and Belarusian players from Wimbledon but added there was no “right answer” to the difficult situation.
Andy Murray has said he is “not supportive” of the Government’s plan to ban Russian and Belarusian players from competing in Wimbledon.
Max Verstappen make subtle at Lewis Hamilton
Max Verstappen make subtle at Lewis Hamilton