Andy Murray is a tennis player who, in addition to the 'Big Three', was probably the most dominant figure of an era of tennis. The British tennis player tried to challenge Federer, Nadal and Novak Djokovic and he often succeeded. However, much more was needed to achieve even greater success, but the Brit left a deep mark in the world of tennis and showed that he really is a tennis player who deserves recognition and praise.
Fans also remember his fights for the Grand Slam trophy with nostalgia.
Namely, he wanted to end the 76-year break without a British man winning Wimbledon, but in 2012 he was defeated by Federer, and his interview caused an avalanche of reactions.
Sue Barker spoke to the media about Murray's crying after losing to Federer, saying that the popular tennis player then showed a different side of his personality.
If the majority until then characterized Murray as a cold person who does not show emotions, the British tennis player then convinced the public otherwise. The British tennis player didn't know how to deal with his emotions, given that he had a huge desire to win the trophy, but having Roger Federer across from him meant that an extremely difficult task lay ahead.
“I’m going to try this and it’s not going to be easy.
People still often bring up the 2012 Andy Murray interview. That interview changed so many people’s opinions of Andy Murray.
It was a really tricky one for me because, often, when I’m interviewing people and I see the tears coming on, I just say all the best, we look forward to seeing you next year and send them away because nobody wants to burst into tears in front of hundreds of millions of people worldwide.
But that one with Andy in 2012 was different because I felt that he did want to speak, and when I said to him you don’t have to do this, he looked at me and said: ‘I’ll be all right’."- she said.
Andy Murray's future
However, this did not sway him. Andy, a year later, managed to win Wimbledon and thereby ended a long streak without a British winner.
Murray defeated Novak Djokovic in the final, which caused a reaction of delight both in Britain and around the world.
Andy Murray has shown that he is one of the greatest British tennis players, but also a tennis player who enjoys recognition around the world.
