Andy Murray

The British player explained what it means to him to be coached by Andy Murray and revealed his expectations for the Washington tournament.

Alexander Zverev became the fifth tennis player in history to lose the final of all four Grand Slams. Far from being a negative statistic, it reflects a career of tremendous consistency and competitiveness at the highest level.

The British tennis player has said that he probably would have won more Grand Slams without crossing paths with Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic, but he also had his positive side.

The Scotsman focuses on all the injuries that the men's circuit is experiencing. Is this due to the packed schedule? Maybe it comes from the intensity of the game? For Murray, the answer lies in the rackets.

Very interesting press conference from the Briton before his debut at Wimbledon, reviewing his connection with Murray and contemplating the nature of his injuries.

The Briton reaches the semifinals in his comeback tournament, there is no trace of physical discomfort, and he seems to shine under the guidance of Andy Murray. Should we take careful note of him?

The Briton rebels in Eastbourne against those who label him as an "injured athlete" and asserts his right to dream of a long, successful, and healthy career.

The British player revealed a recent conversation with Serena Williams and confessed that the American still feels the same passion for competing.