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Defended his crown in San Jose.
Beating Andy Roddick in the semis, and then Ivo Karlovic in the final.
Beating Andy Roddick in the semis, and then Ivo Karlovic in the final.
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Andy Murray
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Murray is a gun, no doubt about it. He has all the tools to become the top player in the world. His ground strokes are huge and his serve is good and improving with every tournament. He’s also getting more pace on the serve too. But perhaps his biggest strength is his return of serve. Brad Gilbert is a terrific coach and there’s no doubt he would have taught Murray a thing or two about returning serve. Some of those returns against Karlovic were sensational.
He needs to work on his temperament though as he’s a pretty fiery character out on court. Just an exceptional young player.
He needs to work on his temperament though as he’s a pretty fiery character out on court. Just an exceptional young player.
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The one problem with Murray..well a big problem...he's from Britain and well none of their players do well. He has the game though!
He needs to put on some weight.He is thin as a bean pole.I will be an issue in the grand slams but not in these small tournaments.Terrific player but needs to work on his fitness
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I guess you're referring some-what to his Australian Open exit. I'd probably agree. It's not always the most damaging or talented player that wins. Often it's the most determined.
If you look at Gasquet, Monfils and others though, you can see they're no different. I suppose Nadal is the exception to this trend.
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Small difference..none of those are British!
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I think he's trying to say the British are pansies. Personally I think there's a big difference in English and Scottish bravato. Hasn't anyone watched Brave Heart? 
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And neither is Murray.
Well yes he is... Unless Scotland have declared full independence... And even if it did it would still be part of the British Isles.
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Absolute gun.
In a few years he will be right up there with the best. For a long time, too.
In a few years he will be right up there with the best. For a long time, too.
LukeParkerno1
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Excuse me for being ignorant.... but what does that have to do with anything
Brits are hopeless in Slams, they are just the world known chokers thats all. If Murray was Spanish he'd win 10+ slams, now he's struggling to win 1.
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lol murray is only british to english folk
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Which is enough to say he is destined to fail
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Funny how when referring to Tim Henman the Aussies call him 'British' and when referring to Andy Murray they go out of their way to call him Scottish.
He represents the country of Great Britain, hence making him British.
He comes from Scotland which is a part of the British Empire, hence making him British.
Do you want me to keep going?
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yes i am aware of these points,but wat i was saying is english people call him british but scottish dont
Scottish people do... he's Scottish, Scotland is in British so trherefore he's British.
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How would you know what Scottish people call him?
actually i would imagine most english are gracious enough to call him scottish ( i bet wimbledon describe him as scottish)
seems likely only aussies & yanks calling him british
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Funny how when referring to Tim Henman the Aussies call him 'British' and when referring to Andy Murray they go out of their way to call him Scottish.
He represents the country of Great Britain, hence making him British.
He comes from Scotland which is a part of the British Empire, hence making him British.
Do you want me to keep going?
We call Russell Crowe "Australian" but for some reason let NZ have their own cricket team...?
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In his rematch against Roddick in Memphis he lost in 2 very hard fought sets.
Out in the semis there.
Out in the semis there.