Andy Murray’s mom Judy revealed that she scored a discount to look at her son elevate his first title since 2019. The world No 42 won the Aix-ex-Provence Challenger on Sunday and Judy was courtside to embrace Murray following his victory due to an inexpensive Ryanair aircraft ticket.

Murray made historical past on Sunday, setting a brand new report for probably the most time elapsed between successful ATP Challenger Tour titles. There have been 17 years and 9 months between yesterday’s win in France and his final trophy at Challenger stage in Binghamton in August 2005.

The 35-year-old got here from a set all the way down to defeat world No 17 Tommy Paul 2-6 6-1 6-2, in what additionally marked Murray’s first trophy since October 2019 and his first on the clay in six years. His mum Judy was in his field to look at the particular second, embracing him and kissing him on the cheek after the match.

And she has now revealed that her attendance on the last was all due to a discount airfare from Ryanair on the morning of the match. “So lucky that @ryanair had a direct flight to Marseille this morning and I could make it to @ATPChallenger Aix en Provence for the final,” the Scottish tennis coach tweeted after Murray’s win.

“And it was only £14.99… worth every penny!!” she added, with a laughing emoji and a love emoji. Judy additionally shared their post-match celebrations, which concerned consuming dessert and taking part in Monopoly Deal.

She wrote: “A great end to a great day. An amazing chocolatey pud and a best of 5 sets match at Monopoly Deal.  Let’s just say the tennis title was Andy’s only victory today.”