Andy Murray reveals his tennis career is coming to an end

Two-time Wimbledon champion Andy Murray crashed out within the second spherical this 12 months (Image: Getty)

Former world No.1 and Nice Britain’s tennis hero Andy Murray has revealed that his profession is coming to an finish.

The 2-time Wimbledon champion, who additionally gained the US Open in 2012, is at present ranked world No.52 and misplaced two ATP Tour finals this 12 months.

He has struggled with harm constantly for the final 5 years and crashed out within the second spherical of Wimbledon 2022 to American big-hitter John Isner.

Murray, who additionally gained Olympic gold for Nice Britain in 2012 and 2016, is at present in motion on the Corridor of Fame Open in Rhode Island.

The 35-year-old is seeded sixth on the occasion and beat Sam Querrey within the first spherical on Tuesday as he prepares for the US Open, which begins in August.

‘You by no means know the way shut you're to the top however I’m conscious I’m getting in the direction of the top of my profession,’ he stated after the match.

‘So I need to profit from each match in each match I get to play.’

Andy Murray has misplaced two finals on the ATP Tour this 12 months (Image: Getty)

Murray began the 12 months outdoors the highest 130 and desires to play as a lot as potential in the meanwhile to construct up factors and climb the world rankings.

‘That’s an enormous objective of mine these subsequent few weeks,’ Murray added. ‘I’ve been enjoying higher the previous few months.

‘However if you wish to have deep runs within the largest tournaments it does assist to have a seeding so I’ll attempt my finest to try this.

‘One match nearer [now]. Hoping for run right here.’

In the meantime, Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic not too long ago expressed his need to reunite with Murray together with Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal at The O2 in London.

Murray, Federer and Nadal are set to compete on the Laver Cup in September – an indoor workforce competitors – and Djokovic was requested about reforming the Large 4.

Novak Djokovic was quizzed about reuniting with the Large 4 (Image: Getty)

‘It will be very distinctive,’ the Serbian stated. ‘It's a chance. My agent has communication with the Laver Cup workforce.

‘We now have an settlement that there shall be a choice after Wimbledon.

‘Laver Cup is the one competitors the place you'll be able to have all the massive rivals, the massive three, large 4 gamers becoming a member of in the identical workforce.’

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