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The British Andy Murray assured that he does not deserve a farewell like Roger Federer’s and that his will not be like that of the Swiss, who he said goodbye to tennis this Friday after falling with Rafa Nadal in a doubles match against Jack Sock and Frances Tiafoe.
Murraywho was part of the Europe team in the Laver Cup, already retired after the Australian Open 2019, but, after implanting a hip prosthesis, he returned to the circuit and has managed to win a title and get into the top 50 in the world.
“I definitely will not have or deserve a goodbye like this“said Murray, winner of three Grand Slams and former number one in the world.
“Roger did deserve tonight and it was very special to have everyone these tennis players here with him,” he said.
On his own retirementthe 35-year-old tennis player assured that he will notify when he is going to play his last tournament, but that still don’t know when it will be.
“For now I’m still playing at a competitive level and I feel good physically against the best in the world”, he concluded.
