On Thursday (Aug 1), curtains came down on British star Andy Murray's illustrious tennis career after his doubles loss in the ongoing Paris Olympics. The mega event was Murray's swansong and the veteran bowed out after his partner Dan Evans and he lost 2-6, 4-6 to the American duo of Tommy Paul and Taylor Fritz.

Reliving Andy Murray's glorious career highs post retirement following Paris Olympics exit

Three-time Grand Slam champion and two-time Olympic gold medallist Andy Murray has announced his retirement from the sports after the 2024 Paris Olympics. Murray, who will play in the Paris Olympics for Great Britain, announced the news through his social media handle on Tuesday (July 23).

Andy Murray confirms retirement plans after Paris Olympics, to draw curtains after more than two decades

Great Britain’s Andy Murray dropped curtains on his illustrious Wimbledon career on Saturday (July 6) after his mixed doubles partner Emma Raducanu withdrew due to wrist soreness.

Andy Murray drops curtains on Wimbledon career after Emma Raducanu withdraws from mixed doubles

Great Britain’s Andy Murray will take a final call on his participation at the 2024 Wimbledon Championships as the former champion closes on his retirement. Murray, who is struggling with an injury was unlikely to participate at the Wimbledon Championships this year, however, he has opted to prolong his stay with a final decision expected on Tuesday (Jul 2).

Wimbledon: Andy Murray to take final decision on Tuesday, hours before opening round match against Machac

Great Britain’s Andy Murray has officially pulled out of the Wimbledon men’s singles. He released a statement on Tuesday (July 2). Murray had a cyst on his back removed nine days earlier which came as a major setback for the 2013 and 2016 men’s singles champion.

Wimbledon 2024: Andy Murray officially pulls out from singles draw, to play doubles with brother Jamie

By Francesca Cavallerio Two things struck me while watching Andy Murray’s press conference from the Australian Open, in which he announced his intention to retire.

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