Andy Murray forced to cut short his preparation for the upcoming 2022 US Open
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Andy Murray
Andy Murray is a professional Scottish tennis player who was one of the best players during the 2010s, he has won three Grand Slam titles and two men’s singles Olympic gold medals are also his career highlights. Murray was ranked no.1 ATP player which he achieved on 7th November, 2016 and is now ranked at no. 50. He has 46 career titles to his name with a 710-225 win-loss record in all competitions.
Andy Murray was recently seen in Newport, Rhode Island, playing in the Hall of Fame where the Scottish could only keep his winning run in the tournament till the quarter-finals in which he was defeated by Alexander Bublik in straight sets by 7-5, 6-4 as he continues to wait for his first Tour title since 2019.
Andy Murray withdraws from the Atlanta Open
The 3-times grand slam winner has withdrawn from the upcoming 2022 Atlanta Open which is about to begin next week, he was set to play in the tournament before going to the Washington Open but instead, he decided to withdraw his name from the tournament in the fear of getting injured.
His decision of not overplaying came in the wake of what happened before the Wimbledon, The abdominal issue hindered his Wimbledon preparations as he was forced to stop practising serves and pulled out of the Queen’s Club Championships before he failed to make it out of the second round at the All England Club. And the US Open winner of 2012 looks to avoid making the same mistake ahead of the US Open by cutting down his matches.
Andy’s decision to take his name back is great for his body as he doesn’t want his muscles to be overstressed, but his decision will somehow cut the preparation before the US Open as his match practice will be reduced going into the final Slam of the season where he stands another good opportunity to boost his ranking.
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