Andy Murray’s mum Judy speaks out on Brit’s retirement outlook after Wimbledon

Andy Murray’s mom Judy has given an perception into the British star’s view on retirement after crashing out of Wimbledon by the hands of Stefanos Tsitsipas within the second spherical. The 36-year-old refused to substantiate whether or not he can be returning to SW19 after his loss that span throughout two days, prompting fears that he might name it a day.

Murray has remarkably returned to a excessive degree after present process an arthroscopic process on his hip in 2019, following an emotional Australian Open press convention that urged that he was near retiring. However, he has since mentioned the prospect of quitting skilled tennis – however mum Judy might have hinted that each his and Jamie Murray’s careers will proceed.

“They [Andy and Jamie] nonetheless like it,” Judy Murray advised The Telegraph. “They love the battle. They love the game. I wouldn’t have imagined I’d nonetheless be going with them, but it surely’s what they need to do. And for so long as they need to do it they’ll hold going.

“Who knows how much longer. But when you saw the performance Andy put up the other day against the world No 5 Stefanos Tsitsipas, when he’s got a metal hip and four kids, it’s unreal what he’s come through.”

Murray has admitted that he has started to consider his future after the game over the past year and a half, as he hinted at a potential coaching role – though not in tennis. “It’s only in the last 18 months or so that I’ve started to think about my future after tennis,” Murray told British Airways High Life magazine.

“I’ve heard stories from ex-players and other athletes who’ve made no plans for retiring, and they finish and all of a sudden, it’s, ‘What am I going to do with myself?’ I was chatting to them about things that I might want to get involved in or really don’t want to get involved in, just starting to get a few ideas together. I’m looking for something I’m really passionate about and that I want to work really hard at to achieve a specific goal. One area that ticks that box is coaching, but not necessarily in tennis. I’ll definitely want to keep busy.”