Andy Murray has withdraw from Dubai with a wrist injury.
The Best Tennis Holidays in Spain!
La Manga Club Tennis Centre is simply one of the World's finest outdoor tennis facilities! Whether you just play tennis for fun or are a top professional, this is definitely the Spanish holiday for you. La Manga Club Tennis Centre is simply one of the World's finest outdoor tennis facilities!
La Manga Club Tennis Centre is simply one of the World's finest outdoor tennis facilities! Whether you just play tennis for fun or are a top professional, this is definitely the Spanish holiday for you. La Manga Club Tennis Centre is simply one of the World's finest outdoor tennis facilities!
Andy Murray News
Wrist Injury Knocks Andy Murray Out of Dubai; Loses Water Sponsor
Wednesday, February 16th, 2011Murray’s Misery Mounts; Raonic Blasts Blake, Berankis Next at San Jose
Thursday, February 10th, 2011Andy Murray can’t stop the rot, Raonic passes Blake in the night.
Querrey Losing Streak Hits Six in San Jose, Del Potro Wins; Murray Returns in Rotterdam
Wednesday, February 9th, 2011Slumping Sam Querrey loses another, Del Potro picks up a win and Murray returns.
Clijsters Closes on No. 1; Winners & Losers; ATP/WTA Previews
Monday, February 7th, 2011Notes: Top-seeded Hot Sauce opens against American wildcard Rajeev Ram, to face the winner of Karlovic vs. Ryan Sweeting…Jamaican-turned-German Dustin Brown starts against “The” Donald Young, and (4) Malisse vs. Raonic…Verdasco is 5-0 career in San Jose, last year beating Andy Roddick in the final…Verdasco (2010) and Hewitt (2002) only returning champions in the field…No player has ever won three straight San Jose titles, but winning two in a row: Andy Murray, Andy Roddick, Mark Philippoussis, Pete Sampras, John McEnroe.
Murray Moping; Oz Open Redux; ATP/WTA Previews; Tennis-X Notes
Sunday, January 30th, 2011Notes: Four-time champ Fernando Gonzalez is missing with injury; draw looks like the Argentine Open, with seeds Nalbandian (vs. Barlocq) and Monaco (vs. M.Gonzalez) facing tricky all-ARG openers with practice partner countrymen; Bellucci beat Monaci in last year’s final; in addition to Gonzo winning the event four times, other notable past winners are French Open champ Gustavo Kuerten (2000) and French runners-up Guillermo Coria (2001) and Alberto Berasategui (1994).
Andy Murray: “Right Now I Feel Better Than I Did Last Year”
Sunday, January 30th, 2011Andy Murray press conference after his loss to Novak Djokovic in the Australian Open final.
Djokovic v. Murray in a Fedal-Less Australian Open Final, Who’s the Pick?
Sunday, January 30th, 2011Sean Randall makes his pick for the Australian Open men’s title.
Novak and Andy’s HEAD to HEAD Sunday.
Saturday, January 29th, 2011 Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic go HEAD to HEAD Sunday night in the men’s singles finals of the Australian Open. This is their first time meeting in a Grand Slam final.
Both will wield a HEAD racquet. Djokovic, the new HEAD YouTek™ IG Speed MP, and Murray the HEAD YouTek™ Radical Pro.
Make a winning prediction on HEAD’s Facebook page for a chance to win a signed racquet.
The final starts at 7:30 PM Australian Time 1/30. That means 3:30 AM EST US. Yikes. Can’t wait.
Novak and Andy’s HEAD to HEAD Sunday.
Saturday, January 29th, 2011 Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic go HEAD to HEAD Sunday night in the men’s singles finals of the Australian Open. This is their first time meeting in a Grand Slam final.
Both will wield a HEAD racquet. Djokovic, the new HEAD YouTek™ IG Speed MP, and Murray the HEAD YouTek™ Radical Pro.
Make a winning prediction on HEAD’s Facebook page for a chance to win a signed racquet.
The final starts at 7:30 PM Australian Time 1/30. That means 3:30 AM EST US. Yikes. Can’t wait.
Andy Murray: “I’ll Deal With Everything Better Than I Have Done in the Past on Sunday”
Friday, January 28th, 2011Andy Murray reaches second straight Australian Open final, press conference.
Murray Beats Ferrer, to Face Pal Djokovic in Australian Open Final
Friday, January 28th, 2011With World No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki watching from his player box, Murray started slowly, losing the first set with 16 unforced errors off his backhand side alone. In the second set Murray scraped out the tiebreak after saving three break points in the sixth game of the set and held off a set point at 4-5. The third set was all Murray as he raced to a 5-1 lead before closing it out, and in the fourth and final set, Murray dominated the tiebreak 7-2.