After leaving the skin in the Australian Open adding more than 14 hours of court in three matches, Andy Murray got off the ATP 500 in Rotterdam as a precaution to take care of the physically punished.
On his way to 36 years of age and from 61st place in the world ranking, he registered and confirmed his presence at the ATP 500 in Dubai starting on the 27th.
An event that the Scotsman played seven times ending in 2012 (lost to Roger Federer) and winning the title in 2017 (against Fernando Verdasco), so it represents a good feeling for him.
