Sir Andy Murray

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Pierwszy mecz wygrany przez Murraya od września.

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Na konferencji p[rasowej w Melbourne Andy Murray zapowiedział zakończenie sportowej kariery. Brytyjczyk wyznał, że ból operowanego biodra nie ustępuje i utrudnia mu życie.

- Bardzo możliwe, że tegoroczny Australian Open to mój ostatni turniej - mówił ze łzami w oczach. - Nie czuję się dobrze. Nie jestem pewien, czy jestem w stanie grać z bólem przez kolejne cztery lub pięć miesięcy. To trwa już ponad 20 miesięcy. Zrobiłem wszystko, co mogłem, ale nie pomogło - dodał trzykrotny triumfator imprez Wielkiego Szlema.

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Tenisowy świat zareagował na wyznanie Andy'ego Murraya. Wzruszający apel Juana Martina del Potro

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- Bardzo możliwe, że tegoroczny Australian Open to mój ostatni turniej - mówił w piątek ze łzami w oczach Andy Murray. Brytyjczyk ciągle narzeka na ból biodra. Wszyscy tenisiści życzą mu powrotu do zdrowia.
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Łzy na konferencji prasowej Andy'ego Murraya. Brytyjczyk zakończy karierę!
- Nie czuję się dobrze. Nie jestem pewien, czy jestem w stanie grać z bólem przez kolejne cztery lub pięć miesięcy. To trwa już ponad 20 miesięcy. Zrobiłem wszystko, co mogłem, ale nie pomogło - wyznał trzykrotny triumfator imprez Wielkiego Szlema.
Na słowa Andy'ego Murraya zareagowali uczestnicy kobiecego i męskiego touru. Najbardziej wzruszający był wpis Juana Martina del Potro, który dużo może powiedzieć o cierpieniu, wszak walczył z urazami nadgarstka i kolana. Ta ostatnia kontuzja wykluczyła Argentyńczyka z gry w Australian Open 2019.

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- Andy, oglądałem twoją konferencję prasową. Proszę, nie przestawaj próbować. Walcz. Mogę sobie wyobrazić twój ból i smutek. Mam nadzieję, że to przezwyciężysz. Zasługujesz na to, aby zakończyć karierę na własnych warunkach. Kochamy ciebie Andy i chcemy ciebie widzieć szczęśliwego - napisał na Twitterze del Potro.


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Andy, just watched your conference. Please don’t stop trying. Keep fighting. I can imagine your pain and sadness. I hope you can overcome this. You deserve to retire on your own terms, whenever that happens. We love you @andy_murray and we want to see you happy and doing well.

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Mardy Fish, który sam walczył z problemami zdrowotnymi w ostatnich latach swojej kariery, życzył Brytyjczykowi zdrowia. - Andy jakiego znam dotrwa do Wimbledonu, aby móc zagrać w ostatnim turnieju. Niewielu było z takim sercem i dedykacją w historii tenisa. Było wielką przyjemnością dzielić z tobą kort przyjacielu.


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The @andy_murray that I know will absolutely make it to Wimbledon to play his final tournament. Not many with more heart, effort in the history of the game. Was always a pleasure to share the court pal.

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Tenisiści mają nadzieję, że były lider rankingu ATP będzie mógł zakończyć karierę na własnych zasadach. Dodają mu otuchy i życzą powrotu do zdrowia. Murray narzeka na uraz biodra od ponad 20 miesięcy. Mimo tego ma zagrać w Australian Open 2019 z Hiszpanem Roberto Bautistą.

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My thoughts are with @andy_murray and I really hope we continue to see you fighting on court so you can retire on your own terms. Get well soon... Tennis is better with you.

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Tennis will come to an end for us all but the friendships will last a lifetime. What you’ve done for the sport will live on forever. I’m hoping for a strong and healthy finish for you, my friend! @andy_murray

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.@andy_murray You are a champion on and off the court. So sorry you cannot retire on your own terms, but remember to look to the future. Your greatest impact on the world may be yet to come. Your voice for equality will inspire future generations. Much love to you & your family.

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Andy Murray, holding back tears, announced he would retire after Wimbledon this year — if not sooner. https://nyti.ms/2Fn1zo5

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You’re the man muzz

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Keep fighting, @andy_murray.

The entire tennis family is behind you

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Keep fighting, @andy_murray.

The entire tennis family is behind you

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Szkoda chłopa.

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Emotional Murray Says Australian Open Could Be His Last Tournament

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A tearful Andy Murray on Friday said the Australian Open could be his final tournament. Murray, speaking to reporters in Melbourne, said the right hip pain that caused him to have surgery one year ago has not gone away, and has taken away any joy he once derived from practising and competing.

“I’m not feeling good. I’ve been struggling for a long time. I’ve been in a lot of pain for probably about 20 months now. I’ve pretty much done everything that I could to try and get my hip feeling better. It hasn’t helped loads. I’m in a better place than I was six months ago, but I’m still in a lot of pain. It’s been tough," Murray said.

"The pain is the driving factor because I can play with limitations, that's not an issue. It's having the limitations and then also the pain, [which is] not allowing me to enjoy competing or training or any of the stuff that I love about tennis.

“[In December], I spoke to my team and I told them I can’t keep doing this. That I needed to have an end point because I was just playing with no idea of when the pain was going to stop. I felt like making that decision. I said to my team, Look, I think I can kind of get through this until Wimbledon, that’s where I would like to stop playing. But I’m also not certain I’m able to do that.”

Asked if the Australian Open could be his final tournament, Murray, a five-time Melbourne finalist, said, “There’s a chance of that for sure. Like I said, I’m not sure I’m able to play through the pain for another four or five months. I have an option to have another operation, which is a little more severe than what I’ve had before and having my hip resurfaced, which would allow me to have a better quality of life and be out of pain. That’s something I’m seriously considering right now. Some athletes have had that and gone back to competing but there’s obviously no guarantees with that... The reason for having an operation like that is not to return to professional sport. It’s for a better quality of life.”



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Chris Kermode, the ATP Executive Chairman and President, said, "It's a sad day for tennis and cruel to see the career of a player of Andy's calibre curtailed through injury like this. Andy will go down as one of the greatest warriors in the history of the ATP Tour. His career achievements during this golden era in men’s professional tennis have been nothing short of phenomenal. He’s been a class act and made a huge impact throughout his career both on and off the court and his retirement will be a big loss to the Tour."

The Scot has had a decorated career, winning 45 tour-level titles, including three Grand Slams and 14 ATP Masters 1000 crowns. To finish the 2016 season, he won 24 consecutive matches, including the Nitto ATP Finals title, and finished as year-end No. 1. Murray became the 17th man to finish in the top spot in the history of the ATP Rankings (since 1973).

His 2013 Wimbledon singles title made him the first British man to win the crown in 77 years, since Fred Perry in 1936. But for nearly two years, Murray has been bothered by hip pain, and at 31, he has his overall health in mind.

“There's little things, like day to day that are also a struggle. It'd be nice to be able to do them, without any pain. Putting shoes on, socks on, things like that," he said.

"I have a severely damaged right hip and having the operation last year was to give it the best possible chance of being better. I mean, I'd been playing with hip pain for a number of years. It wasn't like it just started at [2017 Roland Garros] after that match with Stan. It just it got to a level where I couldn't, I didn't recover from that match, and pushed it over the edge. And having the operation was hopefully going to make it as good as possible. It didn't help with the pain at all. And that's been the thing that I've been struggling with, obviously."

Murray said he's talked with psychologists about his situation but those discussions haven't helped his frustrations, either.

“Nothing helps," Murray said, "because you're in lots and lots of pain. You can't do what it is that you want to do and you love doing. I can do it; it's just not fun, not enjoyable doing it anymore."

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Andy Murray ends Novak Djokovic Australian Open practice match early after winning just two games

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Andy Murray suffered a blow ahead of the Australian Open when he ended a practice match with Novak Djokovic early after winning just two games.

The contest was played under match conditions on Margaret Court Arena but, with the score 6-1, 4-1, Murray called an end to proceedings.

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The former world No 1 is making a comeback after missing the majority of the 2018 season due to hip surgery.

Andy Murray struggled throughout his practice match against Novak Djokovic
Andy Murray struggled throughout his practice match against Novak Djokovic
However, Murray admitted upon arrival in Australia he is still suffering pain in his hip and was visibly limping and grimacing during his loss to Djokovic.

After ending the match, Murray could be seen in animated discussion with his team at the side of the court while Djokovic continued to practice.

Djokovic and Murray have faced each other in the final in Melbourne on four occasions, with the Serb winning each encounter
Djokovic and Murray have faced each other in the final in Melbourne on four occasions, with the Serb winning each encounter
The Scot played his first competitive match since September on New Year's Day when he beat James Duckworth in the first round of the Brisbane International.

He was knocked out in the following round by Daniil Medvedev, meaning his next match will come in the first round of the year's first Grand Slam, the Australian Open.

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Lawina komentarzy na TT od kolegów Szkota z kortu.

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Życzę mu w takim razie, aby wytrwał do Wimbledonu i to tam zagrał po raz ostatni

Nigdy nie byłam jego fanką, ale zaczęłam interesować się tenisem, kiedy Andy był już zawodnikiem dość rozpoznawalnym, więc dla mnie to tenisista, który był w tourze od zawsze. Będzie bez niego pusto zwłaszcza, że następcy do składu Big 4 nie widać.

[Razing]

Klipa? nigdy nie byłem fanem, częściej prześmiewcą ale jednak w taki sposób jakby miał skończyć...ehh szkoda

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Social Media Reacts To Murray's Retirement Announcement

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Delpo, Anderson, Khachanov among the ATP Tour stars who react
ATP Tour stars, coaches, former players and other sports stars reacted with sadness and words of encouragement to the news that Andy Murray could be playing his final tournament at the Australian Open, which starts Monday. The Scot said during a news conference on Friday that the pain in his right hip has become too much for him to endure, and that he plans to retire after Wimbledon, if not sooner.

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ATPTour.com compiled the best of social media's reaction to the news:


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Murray pięknie walczy. Powrót ze stanu 0:2 w setach byłby wielką sprawą, ale pewnie zdrowie na to nie pozwoli...

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Murray pięknie walczy. Powrót ze stanu 0:2 w setach byłby wielką sprawą, ale pewnie zdrowie na to nie pozwoli...

Fighter, zapraszam do komentowania meczu na bieżąco do wątku turniejowego:
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