‘She had an amazing life’ – Andy Murray pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II ahead of Davis Cup

Andy Murray has paid tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II , stating she lived an “amazing life”. The Queen, who ruled for longer than any monarch in British history, passed away at her residence in Balmoral, Buckingham Palace on Thursday, September 8. Ad Murray was knighted by the Royal Family after winning Wimbledon and Olympic gold for a second time.

US OpenUS Open takeaways: Amazing Alcaraz, 'young GOAT' Swiatek, Ruud, Jabeur shine8 HOURS AGO A minute’s silence will take place ahead of Great Britain’s Davis Cup match against the USA on Wednesday in Glasgow. «It's obviously been a very sad week with the news about the Queen passing away, but I think here will be a chance for everyone to show how much she meant to everyone,» Murray told Sky Sports. “I'm sure there'll be songs sung and a minute's silence observed.

«She obviously had an amazing life and I think here, these few days when GB are competing, will be a chance to celebrate her and everything that she did. »I was very fortunate to get the opportunity to play in front of her and compete at Wimbledon when she came along to watch which was a really nice memory for me." ‘Deeply saddened’ – Federer and Nadal post messages on passing of Queen Elizabeth II Tennis pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II before US Open semi-finals Murray is part of a five-man Britain team with Cameron Norrie, Dan Evans, Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski who are taking part in the group stages of the Davis Cup. Kazakhstan and the Netherlands are the other teams in their group with Britain taking on both countries after the USA this week.