The rise and rise of Andy Murray
You have to hand it to Andy Murray, beating Tim Henman again today at tennis, now up to no 21 in the latest tennis rankings and improving by the tournament. OK, he needs a bit more stamina but could he be the Brit that finally wins Wimbledon? He is only 19 years old and clearly a star to watch, with his new coach Brad Gilbert he seems to be going in the right direction.
Poor old Tim Henman, I do wonder why he does not just call it a day, it must be really hard to be beaten by a fellow Brit two weeks in a row especially as he dominated tennis in this country for so long.
Poor old Tim Henman, I do wonder why he does not just call it a day, it must be really hard to be beaten by a fellow Brit two weeks in a row especially as he dominated tennis in this country for so long.
posted by Martin Whelton at 10:43 pm
1 Comments:
It's good to see him doing so well. I hope he goes from strength to strength... Wimbledon will have Murrayfield instead of Henman hill I'm sure!
It's a huge pity there is no strength in depth in British tennis though.
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