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Murray wins 2nd straight men’s singles Olympic gold medal
Novak Djokovic will begin the defence of his US Open crown later this month when the tennis world switches its focus to Flushing Meadows.
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The big Argentine was looking increasingly tired and he lost serve in the sixth game of the third set, allowing the British world number three to move ahead again, sealing the set with a cross-court forehand.
“It was probably one of the hardest matches I have had to play to win a big final”, said the British star. But I had a great match at the beginning and kept winning every day and the crowd made me cry every night and that was the key to keep going and never give up. “It was the crowd that made me keep running”. “But I couldn’t. I was choking up the whole time”. Serena Williams, the defending Olympic singles champion, was eliminated in an upset in the third round of the 2016 Olympics.
Murray faced a highly motivated player in the final.
So, although he will have had an intensive three weeks leading up to the US Open, he should be in better shape.
“It’s obviously not an easy thing to do”. We don’t hear songs and chanting and then booing when they are singing. I could easily have been out of the tournament in those matches. “I learnt a lot from that period”.
Andy Murray insists the chance to make history at the Rio Olympics was far from his mind during his epic men’s singles final against Juan Martin del Potro.
“.without a doubt, it’s been a positive week in all aspects – I’ve played for many hours and the wrist at least didn’t get worse”, Nadal said, reports ESPN. I’ve enjoyed that a lot. “I had back surgery since London and so many things can change – my ranking dropped and I’ve gone through some tough times off the court, so I’m happy that I’m still here competing for the big events”. That’s nice. And it’s worked out really well to finish with the gold.
He said: “The loss with Jamie was hard”.
“I’ll try to adjust to new conditions here, recover well over the next couple days”, he said. “So it was an unbelievable couple of weeks for me, especially after losing in the Wimbledon final just a few weeks before”, he added.
He had been asking Rose for tips on his golf game and, after meeting double gold medallist Whitlock, the Scot admitted he was amazed by the athleticism of leading gymnasts.
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So is the 29-year-old ever amazed by his own achievements? It was physically hard and I served badly tonight. “It’s not the first or the last time I am losing a tennis match”.