Andy Murray 'running out of time' ahead of US Open 2022 with retirement looming - Barbara Schett

Andy Murray is «running out of time» to make this final stage of his career count with the US Open the final Grand Slam of the year, according to Barbara Schett. The three-time Grand Slam singles champion won the US Open back in 2012 and will be looking to rediscover some form in New York once more to lift what has been another frustrating campaign. Ad The sight of Murray hobbling off court after losing to British compatriot Cameron Norrie in Cincinnati was not a pretty one, and he has admitted that his recurrent cramping is a «big concern».

US OpenUS Open: Who's in? Who's out? Is Djokovic playing?19/08/2022 AT 12:18 For Eurosport expert Schett, things are getting harder and harder for the 35-year-old as he struggles to find consistent fitness and time is certainly not on his side. «Physically, it's not going to get easier for Andy Murray,» Schett told Eurosport. «It's not just the hips, those injuries he has had.

»Usually, the older you get, the bigger of a task it is to keep your body fit and healthy, and I've seen it numerous times that the older players, the more they are suffering with cramps, the more they are sweating. «That seems to be a little bit of the case with Andy Murray. Also, the stress level to be able to perform because you're running out of time, that adds to that whole situation.

»Clearly, things are not going overly well. We will never find out when Andy Murray is going to retire because he probably doesn't know. «But I'm sure that that beginning of the American stint, he would have liked it to have been a little bit better.