Andy Murray withdraws from the US Open
After Novak Djokovic and Stanislav Wawrinkës, the US Open competition loses another imperative name. It is about Andy Murray who said there are as yet physical issues that are being joined by Roland Garros.
English tennis player, previous world number 1, did not have enough time to be available at the last Grand Slam competition of the year to be held in New York.
“I won’t play Flushing Meadows due to the damage he endured in the match with Wawrink in Paris,” Murray said. “I did all that I could to be in the ideal shape. I figured fourteen days of rest would be sufficient for me and they would have helped me, yet despite everything I felt the torment that settled on me settle on that choice. ”
The US Open Grand Slam Tournament will begin on Monday and will close on September tenth.
