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Djokovic 'sincerely hopes' Murray can return to top in 2020
Briton Andy Murray contemplated retirement earlier this season before undergoing a career-saving hip resurfacing operation.
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Murray beats Wawrinka to win first title since hip surgery
Former world number one Murray, who appeared on the brink of retirement after losing in the first round of the Australian Open in January, battled back from a set and a break down to win 3-6 6-4 6-4.
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Murray shines in Antwerp to reach first semi-final in two years
Up next for the 32-year-old is Guido Pella or Ugo Humbert who were in action in the other quarter-final.
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Murray roars past Cuevas into Antwerp quarter-finals
The former world number one, who is easing his way back to full match fitness after a career-saving resurfacing procedure in January, saved all four break points he faced and dropped only six points on his first serve.
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Angry Murray accuses Fognini after bitter Shanghai exit
The two players confronted one another in a lengthy exchange by the net near the end of a bad-tempered match that stretched past three hours, with Murray telling Fognini to 'shut up'.
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Murray beats US Open semi-finalist for best win since surgery
The 32-year-old defeated the US Open semi-finalist 7-6 (7/2), 7-6 (9/7) in just over two hours in the first round in smoggy Beijing.
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Murray battles to first singles win on tour since January in Zhuhai
The 32-year-old fired 13 aces and did not face a single breakpoint in the match that lasted two hours and 41 minutes in humid conditions.
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Serena into Wimbledon last 16, fears 'performance anxiety' with Murray
The 37-year-old American defeated Germany's Julia Goerges 6-3, 6-4 and goes on to face Spain's Carla Suarez Navarro for a place in the quarter-finals.
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Nadal happy to see Murray back on court
Murray, 32, returned from a five-month injury layoff last month to win the men’s doubles title at Queen’s Club with Feliciano Lopez and is entered with Pierre-Hugues Herbert at Wimbledon.
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Pain free Murray marks return with doubles win
Andy Murray, who missed most of 2018 with a hip injury, last played at the Australian Open in January when it appeared his career might be over..
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'Life-changing' surgery gives Murray cause for optimism
A three-time Grand Slam winner, Andy Murray has entered the doubles with Feliciano Lopez at Queen's Club in London this week for what will be his first taste of action since going under the knife in January.
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Murray expects US Open to come too soon for singles return
The Scot is due to make his competitive return from hip surgery in doubles at next week’s Queen’s Club grass-court tournament, partnering Spaniard Feliciano Lopez.
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Unfiltered Kyrgios rips into Djokovic, Nadal in podcast
Speaking to tennis writer Ben Rothenberg on the ‘No Challenges Remaining’ podcast, the 24-year-old also disparaged a number of other top professionals and fans who heckle him at his matches.
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Andy Murray given Queen's wildcard
The tournament in London, from 17 to 23 June, could offer the five-time former winner a chance of some grass-court action ahead of Wimbledon, should he feel fit enough.
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Murray will put 'heart and soul' into return, says mum Judy
The operation was performed primarily to improve his quality of life, with Andy Murray revealing that he struggled simply to put on his socks and shoes.
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Boris Becker urges Murray to consider surgery to prolong career
The 31-year-old Briton has struggled to regain form since undergoing a hip operation last January.
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LTA keen to work with Murray to develop British tennis
Murray, who was knocked out in the first round of the Australian Open on Monday, has criticised the sport’s national governing body for failing to grow the game over the last decade and not capitalising on his success.
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Federer 'shocked', Djokovic 'hurt' by Murray retirement bombshell
Andy Murray on Friday admitted that his chronic hip injury had not been eased by surgery a year ago.
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Nadal shrugs off injury concerns, pays tribute to Murray
The 2009 winner Nadal pulled out of the Brisbane International warmup with a thigh strain, raising fears about his campaign at Melbourne Park after his 2018 season ended early with ankle surgery and an abdominal injury.
