"I gave it a good go": Andy Murray doesn't carry many regrets as career starts to wind down"

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Sunday, 10 March 2024 at 07:30
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Former world number one Andy Murray has revealed that he is satisfied with his achievements on the court in his career.
The Britain’s tennis star recently stated that he edging closer to announcing retirement from the sport after playing at the highest level for more than a decade.
Murray suffered a heartbreaking defeat in the second round at Indian Wells where he lost to Russia’s Andrey Rublev in straight sets with a score of 7-6, 6-1.
After the match, the three-time Grand Slam winner talked to the media and stated that despite all the challenges, he believes that he ‘gave it a good go’.
“I'd say when I look back, when I finish, like I'm sure all the players when they finish playing look back and probably wish there are things they would have done differently or could have done better,” he said.
“But I feel like, you know, I gave it a pretty good go. You know, I worked. I did work hard, I put a lot into it. I didn't miss many days of training through lack of discipline or poor decisions. And, yeah, I gave it a good go.
“So in that aspect, I can't have too many regrets with that. There's obviously matches and things and maybe decisions that I have made that I regret and wish I could have had another go at. But yeah, I gave it a good go.”

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