No he played in a game of doubles with his brother, but they lost and I think it was pre planned to retire after the game, don't think his injured back will allow him to play another match.
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Be a bit like after the Lords Mayors Show after tonight's good bye's. Although he played on Centre Court so that's no doubt why!One more game at least Max
Andy Murray's farewell at Wimbledon begins with loss alongside brother Jamie Murray
Andy Murray is left in tears on Centre Court as a ceremony - watched by family, fans and fellow players - marks his final Wimbledon.
Aye, Scotland.
Scottish when he lost, British when he won.
Not sure about glory hunting. I tend to support the great sports people of the United Kingdom on the world stage, regardless of where they were born.
Same here. Although I will admit it made it more enjoyable for me that he is Scottish rather than English. There was clearly plenty of English tennis fans who wanted the first Brit to win a Grand Slam since Fred Perry to be English.
I'm not really bothered about nationality, I lean more towards the person.
I just support great sports people in non team sports. I preferred Bolt to Christie and Federer to Murray if I'm honest. I respect Murray massively though. It's just all relative. tennis players are playing for themselves, their nation is incidental to them, unless you are from Ukraine at the moment.
He'd have smashed Henman into oblivion if they had both been around at the same time, Murray was fitter and had far more ability and was/is more likeable than the stuffy Henman.
