For those who have been through the era of Federer, Djokovic, Nadal, and Murray, it's been a truly remarkable eras to witness. Can't imagine what tennis will be like when all of them are officially retiring.
I am following tennis since 2000 and I have followed the journeys of those 4 players you mentioned but the show will go on...Someone else will replace those 4 players...There will be 3-4 consistent players to do that again...Only fans of Federer & Nadal think it's finished but it's the beginning...I stopped watching after Federer retired but it never matters...
I ve been watching since 1986...tennis is evolving as everything in life. There is no stopping. Sport is getting higher as always, everything is improving in life, that we live.
@@UmarSadiencasual, you havent seen his final against the king of grass federer at wimbledon becoming the first brit to win the tournament. Murray at his best is top 4
@@thehighlandrambler5709 come for pints with me il have you pissing yourself by the third pint But then again you think Murray has a personality so you must be drab also
I’m glad ( but not surprised )Djokovic stayed after his match ended earlier in the day to be there for this! I think he’s definitely been Andy’s true nemesis/greatest rival over the years but they seem to genuinely have immense respect, appreciation and admiration for each other in a similar way that Roger and Rafa have!
I can't recall any other sport with 4 heroes fighting for 20 years and being great sportsmen at the same time. They have raised tennis to incredible level, as well interest for the game!
We know the big 3 but Andy was certainly part of the big 4. 3 Grand Slam titles, 8 final appearances (5 of those losing to Djokovic and 3 of those losing to Federer) and 10 semi-final appearances (5 of those are loses to Nadal, 2 to Djokovic and 1 to Federer). He was a true challenger to the big 3 and it has been an honour to watch him all these years.
*Finals lost vs Federer:* _US Open (2008), Australian Open (2010), Wimbledon (2012)_ *Finals lost vs Djokovic:* _Australian Open (2011, 2013, 2015, 2016), French Open (2016)_ *Finals won:* 🏆 _US Open (2012 vs Djokovic), Wimbledon (2013 vs Djokovic), Wimbledon (2016 vs Raonic)_
Huge respect to Andy, being from Argentina and Andy one big rival of Del Potro. Great tennis player, he will be remember of the best in this era, the last 2 decades, after the big 3 of course.
Thank you Andy Murray. You've been an absolute champion in this sport . All the best on your next endeavours. What a fitting end to Wimbledon 2024. Getting to play along side his brother here was a dream come true
Andy Murray brightened up things for us Scots and everyone. It made me enthusiastic about the game of tennis, played at that level. He shared his journey throughout his tournament years, at that high level. I am sorry that serious injuries, that he fought to play through, in the end proved too much. What an enjoyable and inspiring and fun time he has given us and he made us proud to be Scots. Very likeable guy and so nice to have a fellow Scot entertain us with such great tennis and tournaments. All the best for the future!
This comeback, after the surgeries Andy managed to achieve, made him a legend for sure. This is worth more than anything and for sure will be remembered!
Am missing him so much. No body can replace the enjoyment/pleasure/joy/pain/stress/nerves/exhilaration he gives me when watching him play. My Hero forever.❤❤
That was emotional to watch! It's hard to watch a great player have to give it up as their body breaks down. I hope he is able to find a good pace in his life, well played!
Andy Murray will be missed! I always enjoyed watching his compete level show in his muttering Fbombs to himself as he pushed himself. No doubt he was stressed, Thanks for the memories!
Brits have short memory since they labeled Andy "Scottish" when he was used to lose and suddenly he became British when he was victorious. Kudos instead to Murray because if it weren't for the Big 3,along with Stan The Man he would have won many many more Grand Slam titles. It's pretty incredible that in a 20 years time span, 66 were won by Nole/Rafa/Roger and Andy/Stan were able to steal 5 combined. And even more kudos to the will and capability of getting back to professional tennis played after the injury and surgery. Great great respect.
It's devastating hearing him talk about how he doesn't want to stop. You always hope these greats go out on their terms and when they're ready, but hearing just how much he loves tennis, and how much he loves playing it and it's like it's being forcibly taken away from him before he's ready to stop is heartbreaking.
@@gold6813 It's true. Andy beat Novak in the 2012 US Open final and in the 2013 Wimbledon final. Andy fell short when it comes to overall career accomplishments (and he also never had a crazy peak season like Novak's 2011 season for example).
@@misevibreHe never turned the dial enough mentally and lagged behind physically the other 3. Not by much, but not enough. We saw Novak turn in up, but Murray always felt like he accepted being Mr.4. Unlike Novak who decided to load his arsenal instead of accepting this and wanted to be the top guy, not a bridesmaid. Not that he didn't give it a stronger push ever, he just never developed that kill. Federer politely killed you with his effortless cuts, Nadal beat you to death, and Novak intimidated you to death. Murray never developed completely his menacing killer way which is unfortunate, then the injury to about the worst place your hip when the stars were aligning for him.
I remember the time I used to wait for Andy to win his first grand slam way back in 2012.I had once read about him in Navbharat times that he was like an ant who keeps ascending till it reaches to the top.I have still 2 newspapers of 2013 afterwinning the Wimbledon. You have been my favourite player.I pray for your future.Whenever I watched you I loved those moments.
Cheers, Andy. Scotlands best ever tennis player. 🏴🏆 British when he won, Scottish when he lost… ‘Some’ English fans were absolute gimps to this man.
They’re not there because they’re not playing. Djokovic and others were there because they weee not only playing the tournament, but played that day just earlier. Don’t deep it so much.
A real brittish hero! Thank you for all memories!👍👏🙏🇸🇪
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Thank you, Andy, for always giving your best. We've watched you sweat, strain and struggle through the years and it's always been an honor and pleasure to witness a work ethic second to none, as well as a talent few have ever, or will ever, posses. Have a safe and prosperous rest of your journey, Sir.
There have been hundread of players through history, very few had won a Grand Slam and become number 1. You achieve both. Good luck, farewell, thanks Andy
He always had the courage to deeply care, never shrugging a loss off as “ it didn’t mean that much “ it’s precisely because it meant the world to him that he sometimes crumbled or at very least prevented him from achieving that first Wimbledon. He created through hard hard work two more opportunities for which he won plus the Open win . Great human being , open , honest I see so much love btw Andy and his mom. Beautiful to see when a son doesn’t hide or minimize his love for his mother.so gracious and respectful . Thank you. Andy for entertaining us and learning from your character.
Andy was dubbed to be the guy who would end THE Slam champ draught for GBR. He was under tremendous pressure from UK media right from the beginning. He kept the promise. Bravo. Ppl will miss you
@@fabiennefertiti3017 Maybe Rune is a Murray fan? When he was a boy watching tennis on TV and dreaming of becoming a pro, Murray was at his peak and competing for the big titles.
@@fabiennefertiti3017Why not? He is Murray's colleague, surely appreciates him, acknowledges him as great player and wanted to witness his possible last match at Wimbledon.
Murray was never my favorite but over the years I cane to respect and love him as a player. Sad to see him go. Thanks for all the memories. Good, bad, and funny ❤❤❤
For a time there were 3 classes in tennis. Class 1: The Big 3 Class 2: Andy Murray Class 3: Everyone else Congratulations for a great career Andy Murray!
Desde Argentina. Gracias por haber sido un digno y, respetuoso N°1; por seguir jugando y, regalarnos buen tenis! Felicidades!! Lo mejor para tu camino!!
A wonderful player. He was great. A privilege to see him play in his growth, during his accomplishments and during his difficult final years. I hope the best is yet to come for him.
Happy Retirement Andy look after yourself I have been a big fan of yours for many years and was delighted when you first won Wimbledon on the 5th of July 2013 from Suzanne of Dublin Ireland
When I saw Andy Murray at the start of his professional career I said: " Man! This guy will win majors... He's special." I was right. I wish him all the best in his future endeavours, in tennis or other areas. Thank you for the great memories.
Andy Murray is RESILIENCE What a class act, he never quits Enjoy your retirement with pride He was a warrior on the court Thank you for the memories ❤️👍🏻
Thank you Andy Murray for all the great tennis memories you leaving me with. I really enjoyed the big three tennis era! Honourable mentions, Murray, Stan, Del Potro, Nalbaldian, Hewitt and Roddick.
I remember myself not liking Andy Murray at first. He won my admiration and respect after that 2012 loss to Roger at Wimbledon. I felt terrible for him and began rooting for him to get over the hump. Andy deserves his flowers for competing and winning in the greatest era in mens tennis history.
Sir Andy thank you for acknowledging your fellow friend Novak.Andy is a great man. Oh by the way Roger Federer did not show he was watching Shapo & Shelton game. Shameful Roger could not stand hearing praise for anyone except himself. Bravo Andy Bravo to being a real friend. Novak often has sung your praises he too is a good friend.
The level of Andy at 2016 time is still a great season for anyone to repeat!!! At least 1 slam, master1000, ATP500, Olympic Gold, ATP finals. Happy retirement!!!
He’s one of legendary tennis players, sometimes he’s overlooked because we just see the BIG 3, but he accomplished a lot in his own way, such a true sportsmanship. He contribute and acknowledged women tennis and it’s cause.
Big up Andy man. When people like him and other sports stars start to retire or come to end of there career it’s a reminder that we all getting older man. Dam.
For those who have been through the era of Federer, Djokovic, Nadal, and Murray, it's been a truly remarkable eras to witness. Can't imagine what tennis will be like when all of them are officially retiring.
Agreed, been a remarkable era. Not as prominent as these fellas, however prime Wawrinka was a player who could ruffle some feathers
I am following tennis since 2000 and I have followed the journeys of those 4 players you mentioned but the show will go on...Someone else will replace those 4 players...There will be 3-4 consistent players to do that again...Only fans of Federer & Nadal think it's finished but it's the beginning...I stopped watching after Federer retired but it never matters...
I ve been watching since 1986...tennis is evolving as everything in life. There is no stopping. Sport is getting higher as always, everything is improving in life, that we live.
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It will never be the same when they have all left tennis competions❤
No one tried harder than Andy… His perseverance and grit were inspiring! A true gentleman- he will be missed…
He is Scottish....we are like that ❤
He was lethal when on 100% ,top 10 of all time for sure
@@rocksteady8232 Top 10?? HE WASN'T EVEN THE BEST ANDY LOL
DJOKOVIC
FEDERER
NADAL
MONROE
CONNOR
BECKER
SAMPRAS
AGASSI
KEFELNIKOV
KUERTAN
@@UmarSadiencasual, you havent seen his final against the king of grass federer at wimbledon becoming the first brit to win the tournament. Murray at his best is top 4
Idk he was woke, pretty shameful he is revered at all. I’d be much happier if he took in those illegal immigrants he likes into his home
Can't believe this I'm getting old I remember watching Andy Federer, Nadal and djoker playing as a kid. End of an era 😢
It is ok,we still ❤ you
Thank you for speaking my mind.
Andy is not even close to federer, nadal, djokovic.
I remember Becker playing as a kid so don’t worry too much
I went through Ivanisevic, Agassi, Sampras then Kuerten, Roddick, Safin but none as a group can touch these
I'm overwhelmed by Djokovic's presence. Such a genuine guy!
Just has to stand there 😅😅😅
@@Joe-rk9uyYep, just being there can mean a lot.
@@jgunner94 enough to overwhelm someone 😅😅 soft
@@Joe-rk9uyso, where were Nadal and Federer?
@@leelong7934 what ye on about ya rocket
Very honest interview , all the best Andy Murray 🎉
I never liked Andy too much over his career, but this humble and personable nature shown here is really endearing. Enjoy the retirement, big guy.
Hahaha I love his personality. Just the way he is and once you realize it's his humor it cracks me up
He’s a truly unique character, will miss him on tour
Boring drab human
@@finkomskyyou must have the best personality, if only andy was half the human you are.. I bow to your coolness
@@thehighlandrambler5709 come for pints with me il have you pissing yourself by the third pint
But then again you think Murray has a personality so you must be drab also
We will miss you Andy. Greetings from Serbia ❤
I’m glad ( but not surprised )Djokovic stayed after his match ended earlier in the day to be there for this! I think he’s definitely been Andy’s true nemesis/greatest rival over the years but they seem to genuinely have immense respect, appreciation and admiration for each other in a similar way that Roger and Rafa have!
Murray is five days older than Djokovic. They've known, and competed against, each other since they were both young.
They know each other since they were 12, and there families too. Novak and Andy went on many camps together as kids.
All the best Andy! From a Nole fan, we love you.This is Sparta! Greetings from Sparta, Greece.
Andy sucks kok as always! Number #4 haha, miserable
What a touching moment was to see Andy and Novak, nice pic!!
There are good buddy eversince......❤❤❤❤
Nothing but respect for this guy, always left every ounce of energy out on the court. Good luck with what the future holds for you and your family ❤
I can't recall any other sport with 4 heroes fighting for 20 years and being great sportsmen at the same time. They have raised tennis to incredible level, as well interest for the game!
We know the big 3 but Andy was certainly part of the big 4. 3 Grand Slam titles, 8 final appearances (5 of those losing to Djokovic and 3 of those losing to Federer) and 10 semi-final appearances (5 of those are loses to Nadal, 2 to Djokovic and 1 to Federer). He was a true challenger to the big 3 and it has been an honour to watch him all these years.
*Finals lost vs Federer:* _US Open (2008), Australian Open (2010), Wimbledon (2012)_
*Finals lost vs Djokovic:* _Australian Open (2011, 2013, 2015, 2016), French Open (2016)_
*Finals won:* 🏆 _US Open (2012 vs Djokovic), Wimbledon (2013 vs Djokovic), Wimbledon (2016 vs Raonic)_
And Wawrinka was the big 5
2 Olympics medal too
@@prathameshshetty3412 Olympic Golds in singles, one Silver in Mixed Doubles.👍🏻
Such a classy human being. We're going to miss seeing him in pro tour.
we will do
Love from Serbia Andy...❤️🇷🇸
Thank you, Andy.
Such a humble but proud Scot! Well done Andy for all your awards.
I can’t believe he managed to hold back his tears given the glorious and looooonnnnggg career that he had!!! What a pure gentleman ❤❤
Nole's fan here. Big respect 🙌 for every ATP tennis player. His family is georgeus. Enjoy you post pro tennis days Andy ❤🎉 🥂
Huge respect to Andy, being from Argentina and Andy one big rival of Del Potro. Great tennis player, he will be remember of the best in this era, the last 2 decades, after the big 3 of course.
@@katokilombo Del who?
The 1 slam wonder, 1 dimensional ball machine without an ounce of talent? - yawn
Loved Del Potro. Very kind man.
@@nfltrrrqwsa7512really crazy you said del potro had no talent. His forehand alone showed he had bundles of talent.
Thank you Andy Murray.
You've been an absolute champion in this sport . All the best on your next endeavours. What a fitting end to Wimbledon 2024. Getting to play along side his brother here was a dream come true
Novak Đoković..je generacija mu..bolji od Marea
@@dusankondic6502Djokovic: Fake injuries GOAT
What a Gentleman! A true ambassador for tennis!
Andy Murray brightened up things for us Scots and everyone. It made me enthusiastic about the game of tennis, played at that level. He shared his journey throughout his tournament years, at that high level. I am sorry that serious injuries, that he fought to play through, in the end proved too much. What an enjoyable and inspiring and fun time he has given us and he made us proud to be Scots. Very likeable guy and so nice to have a fellow Scot entertain us with such great tennis and tournaments. All the best for the future!
This comeback, after the surgeries Andy managed to achieve, made him a legend for sure. This is worth more than anything and for sure will be remembered!
Another great player of an era left. Andy you will be missed on the tennis courts.
So much respect for Andy Murray. I definitely going to miss him on court. Whatever happens next I’ll be right there supporting
Am missing him so much. No body can replace the enjoyment/pleasure/joy/pain/stress/nerves/exhilaration he gives me when watching him play. My Hero forever.❤❤
😢😢😢😢 tellement d émotions merciiii pour tout Andy longue vie à toi et famille
Uživaj Endi u životu!Nole❤ ideeeeeemo po 25_u kantu!
That was emotional to watch! It's hard to watch a great player have to give it up as their body breaks down. I hope he is able to find a good pace in his life, well played!
Andy Murray will be missed! I always enjoyed watching his compete level show in his muttering Fbombs to himself as he pushed himself. No doubt he was stressed, Thanks for the memories!
Brits have short memory since they labeled Andy "Scottish" when he was used to lose and suddenly he became British when he was victorious. Kudos instead to Murray because if it weren't for the Big 3,along with Stan The Man he would have won many many more Grand Slam titles. It's pretty incredible that in a 20 years time span, 66 were won by Nole/Rafa/Roger and Andy/Stan were able to steal 5 combined. And even more kudos to the will and capability of getting back to professional tennis played after the injury and surgery. Great great respect.
It's devastating hearing him talk about how he doesn't want to stop. You always hope these greats go out on their terms and when they're ready, but hearing just how much he loves tennis, and how much he loves playing it and it's like it's being forcibly taken away from him before he's ready to stop is heartbreaking.
Absolutely brilliant. What a player. Massive respect.
andy murray always fell short to thr big 3, but he always stole our hearts!
not always.. he won against Djokovic in two grand slam finals.
err, no.
@@gold6813 It's true. Andy beat Novak in the 2012 US Open final and in the 2013 Wimbledon final. Andy fell short when it comes to overall career accomplishments (and he also never had a crazy peak season like Novak's 2011 season for example).
@@misevibreHe never turned the dial enough mentally and lagged behind physically the other 3. Not by much, but not enough. We saw Novak turn in up, but Murray always felt like he accepted being Mr.4. Unlike Novak who decided to load his arsenal instead of accepting this and wanted to be the top guy, not a bridesmaid. Not that he didn't give it a stronger push ever, he just never developed that kill. Federer politely killed you with his effortless cuts, Nadal beat you to death, and Novak intimidated you to death. Murray never developed completely his menacing killer way which is unfortunate, then the injury to about the worst place your hip when the stars were aligning for him.
To be world no.1 in 2016 in the era of the three giants was quite an achievement. Good luck Andy.
I remember the time I used to wait for Andy to win his first grand slam way back in 2012.I had once read about him in Navbharat times that he was like an ant who keeps ascending till it reaches to the top.I have still 2 newspapers of 2013 afterwinning the Wimbledon. You have been my favourite player.I pray for your future.Whenever I watched you I loved those moments.
Best wishes Andy thank you for delivering some great tennis
Cheers, Andy. Scotlands best ever tennis player. 🏴🏆 British when he won, Scottish when he lost… ‘Some’ English fans were absolute gimps to this man.
Federer, Nadal are so selfish, they should be there to aknowledge Murray. Another Great of this Sport.
Respect to Novak
Federer was there, Novak was on the court because he's still in the competition. Federer is watching.
@@UnderwaterJohn-fn7jg No he wasn't
They’re not there because they’re not playing. Djokovic and others were there because they weee not only playing the tournament, but played that day just earlier. Don’t deep it so much.
@@sam9239 th-cam.com/video/PotU0oj6yDs/w-d-xo.html
A real brittish hero! Thank you for all memories!👍👏🙏🇸🇪
Thank you, Andy, for always giving your best. We've watched you sweat, strain and struggle through the years and it's always been an honor and pleasure to witness a work ethic second to none, as well as a talent few have ever, or will ever, posses. Have a safe and prosperous rest of your journey, Sir.
Andy is a great athlete playing with the gratest! Who- ever loves tennis, feels priviliged watching your extraordinary talents!
There have been hundread of players through history, very few had won a Grand Slam and become number 1. You achieve both. Good luck, farewell, thanks Andy
an Olympic gold medal too
He always had the courage to deeply care, never shrugging a loss off as “ it didn’t mean that much “ it’s precisely because it meant the world to him that he sometimes crumbled or at very least prevented him from achieving that first Wimbledon. He created through hard hard work two more opportunities for which he won plus the Open win . Great human being , open , honest I see so much love btw Andy and his mom. Beautiful to see when a son doesn’t hide or minimize his love for his mother.so gracious and respectful . Thank you. Andy for entertaining us and learning from your character.
Well desirved Andy ..Brillient memory's for all time ..Thankyou Enjoy your familly mate
Congratulations sir ❤
Thank you for everything 😊
Andy was dubbed to be the guy who would end THE Slam champ draught for GBR. He was under tremendous pressure from UK media right from the beginning. He kept the promise. Bravo. Ppl will miss you
Long live the legend, thank you for your service to this game 🎾 you will be greatly, greatly missed.
so glad he got a Wimbledon dish himself … one of my favorite backhands in tennis.
0:26 so many legends in this camera shot
I only see three legends: McEnroe, Navratilova and Djokovic. Who am I missing? By the way, why is Rune even there?
And Sue Barker!
@@fabiennefertiti3017 Maybe Rune is a Murray fan? When he was a boy watching tennis on TV and dreaming of becoming a pro, Murray was at his peak and competing for the big titles.
@@VaidyKrishnan1 Why is Sue Barker a legend?
@@fabiennefertiti3017Why not? He is Murray's colleague, surely appreciates him, acknowledges him as great player and wanted to witness his possible last match at Wimbledon.
Murray was never my favorite but over the years I cane to respect and love him as a player. Sad to see him go. Thanks for all the memories. Good, bad, and funny ❤❤❤
He gave us some fantastic times !
Respect a big player tennisman ! Thank you ❤
For a time there were 3 classes in tennis.
Class 1: The Big 3
Class 2: Andy Murray
Class 3: Everyone else
Congratulations for a great career Andy Murray!
Class Novak
Desde Argentina. Gracias por haber sido un digno y, respetuoso N°1; por seguir jugando y, regalarnos buen tenis! Felicidades!! Lo mejor para tu camino!!
A wonderful player. He was great. A privilege to see him play in his growth, during his accomplishments and during his difficult final years. I hope the best is yet to come for him.
Happy Retirement Andy look after yourself I have been a big fan of yours for many years and was delighted when you first won Wimbledon on the 5th of July 2013 from Suzanne of Dublin Ireland
I am a Roger Federer fan but will miss you Andy thanks for the memories ❤
When I saw Andy Murray at the start of his professional career I said: " Man! This guy will win majors... He's special." I was right. I wish him all the best in his future endeavours, in tennis or other areas. Thank you for the great memories.
Thank you Andy❤
Thank you Andy! all the best !!
I'm only a casual tennis fan but will always remember feeling exhausted after watching Andy play. The guy gave every ounce of energy he had to win.
We Love You, Andy Murray! Thank you for all the years you gave this Sport for us to enjoy watching! ❤❤❤🤗🤗
andy u r an amazing champion..we love u always
You have made your dream come true!
True gentleman
Andy Murray is a great ambassador for not just tennis but all sports! His commitment, dedication, mentality, professionalism is profound!
Andy Murray is RESILIENCE
What a class act, he never quits
Enjoy your retirement with pride
He was a warrior on the court
Thank you for the memories ❤️👍🏻
Murray vc vai fazer falta no Circuito! Obrigada Andy Murray!!!❤
I didn't know he was this funny!!! Good luck!!!!
He was acknowledged by many other players as the funniest on tour a few years ago
Thank you Andy Murray for all the great tennis memories you leaving me with. I really enjoyed the big three tennis era! Honourable mentions, Murray, Stan, Del Potro, Nalbaldian, Hewitt and Roddick.
Very classy indeed!
Well done Andy, now time to enjoy your next journey with the family or commentary or doubles with your brother.
Great champion - deserves his place in tennis history and I’m a golfer !!
I remember myself not liking Andy Murray at first. He won my admiration and respect after that 2012 loss to Roger at Wimbledon. I felt terrible for him and began rooting for him to get over the hump. Andy deserves his flowers for competing and winning in the greatest era in mens tennis history.
Congratulations a. Murray. True fighter and entertainer. 😊
Thank you Sir
Sir Andy thank you for acknowledging your fellow friend Novak.Andy is a great man. Oh by the way Roger Federer did not show he was watching Shapo & Shelton game. Shameful Roger could not stand hearing praise for anyone except himself. Bravo Andy Bravo to being a real friend. Novak often has sung your praises he too is a good friend.
All the best Murray what a tennis career you’ve had LEGEND of the sport ❤😃👌🔥👏
This is life,u must be proud of yourself for what you are❤
GOOD ON ALL THE CROWD. VERY EMOTIONAL 😢
He was part of the big 4.. an amzing tennis player and an icon in the sport and a wonderful human being..
The level of Andy at 2016 time is still a great season for anyone to repeat!!! At least 1 slam, master1000, ATP500, Olympic Gold, ATP finals. Happy retirement!!!
He was at his peak then
a true gentleman! ...kids, try to be like this guy
He’s one of legendary tennis players, sometimes he’s overlooked because we just see the BIG 3, but he accomplished a lot in his own way, such a true sportsmanship. He contribute and acknowledged women tennis and it’s cause.
Thank Mr Murray❤
So sad too see Murray go he is the reason I even like tennis well done on a fantastic career MUZZA
Love and respect for him, if there is no injuries we could have seen the 4th tough guy to play with ❤
One of the modern GOATs. Roger, Rafa, Novak and Murray. Those were the guys I grew up watching! Happy farewell legend❤
no he is not and should not be in the same sentence as the other 3
We love you Andy!
Good old Andy, always liked him, beautiful family,we will miss you, beautiful tennis big four has given us.
Total legend❤
Andy on 100% is in top 10 players in history,no single doubth about that in my mind,i watched it live ❤
Grande Murray ci mancherai❤❤❤
We love you Andy.❤🎉
"to put away"!? What a strange choice of words for the best tennis player ever.
This was very nice all around...
MY GOAT
Wish you the best Andy. Not your fan but much appreciated with your effort to keep up all these years!
Big up Andy man. When people like him and other sports stars start to retire or come to end of there career it’s a reminder that we all getting older man. Dam.