Andy Murray receives knighthood from Prince Charles

Andy Murray receives knighthood from Prince Charles

Andy Murray received his knighthood from Prince Charles, more than two years after he was awarded the honor by Queen Elizabeth II.

Murray was dubbed by the Prince of Wales during a ceremony at Buckingham Palace, in recognition of his services to tennis and charity.

The knighthood was announced in the queen’s 2016 New Year Honors list after a year in which he won a second Wimbledon title, retained his Olympic singles crown and finished the season as No. 1 in the rankings.

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Murray to attempt comeback if his body allows it

Murray to attempt comeback if his body allows it

Andy Murray said he is under no pressure to return to competitive tennis after undergoing hip resurfacing surgery earlier this year but he would attempt to make a comeback if his body allowed it.

The three-times Grand Slam champion said at this year's Australian Open that constant pain in his hip had brought him to the verge of quitting the sport but revealed last month that he was pain free after the procedure in January.

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Murray returns to court after hip surgery

Murray returns to court after hip surgery

Andy Murray has returned to a tennis court two months after undergoing hip resurfacing surgery.

Murray, who has not played competitively since his first round exit at the Australian Open in January, said last month he could possibly play at Wimbledon as he was now pain free after the surgery.

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Andy Murray hopes to play again

Andy Murray hopes to play again

Andy Murray says he is pain-free after hip surgery but likely won't play at Wimbledon.

Murray tells the BBC in an interview he wants to continue playing but the surgeons ''couldn't give me any guarantees.''

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Andy Murray accidentally reveals his penis

Andy Murray accidentally reveals his penis

Andy Murray may have revealed more than he intended after he shared an update after undergoing hip resurfacing surgery in London.

I underwent a hip resurfacing surgery in London yesterday morning...feeling a bit battered and bruised just now but hopefully that will be the end of my hip pain 😀 I now have a metal hip as you can see in the 2nd photo 👉👉 and I look like I've got a bit of a gut in photo 1😂

Una publicación compartida por Andy Murray (@andymurray) el 29 de Ene de 2019 a las 12:18 PST

The second pic shows an x-ray of his new metal hip with a surprise appearance from his penis!

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Murray undergoes hip surgery in London

Murray undergoes hip surgery in London

Andy Murray has undergone a hip resurfacing surgery in London, the 31-year-old Scot said on Tuesday.

Murray has struggled to regain form since undergoing hip surgery last year and was knocked out in the first round of the Australian Open earlier this month, having said the tournament could be his last as a professional.

His post on Instagram featured an X-ray picture of his hip.

"I now have a metal hip," Murray wrote in his post.

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Murray out of Davis Cup date

Murray out of Davis Cup date

Andy Murray has apologised to Scottish tennis fans after he decided not to play in Great Britain's Davis Cup tie against Uzbekistan in Glasgow.

With the change of Davis Cup format meaning fewer home ties, next week's clash could have been the Scot's final chance to play a competitive match in his own country.

Murray will instead stay in the United States for further rehabilitation on his right hip.

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Video: Verdasco beats Murray | US Open 2018

Video: Fernando Verdasco Takes Down 2012 US Open Champion Andy Murray

Fernando Verdasco with a four set victory, 7-5, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 over Andy Murray in R2 at the 2018 US Open. Fernando Verdasco will face the gentle giant, Juan Martin del Potro in R3.

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Murray finds positive signs in US Open 2nd round exit

Murray finds positive signs in US Open 2nd round exit

Andy Murray's Grand Slam return ended with a second-round exit at the US Open on Wednesday, but the former world number one found reason for optimism in a four-set loss to Fernando Verdasco.

The Scot, playing his first Grand Slam since Wimbledon of last year and just his fifth tournament since hip surgery in June, gave himself a mixed report card.

"I think some of the tennis I played today was some of the best I've played since I had the surgery or since I came back," Murray said.

"There were also periods in the match, especially in the first set, where I really didn't play particularly well.

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Video: Murray beats Duckworth | 2018 US Open

Video: Andy Murray beats James Duckworth At The US Open

Andy Murray battles in Louis Armstrong Stadium, needing four sets to defeat James Duckworth in his return to Grand Slam action.

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Video: Andy Murray practice | 2018 US Open

Video: Andy Murray practice | 2018 US Open

2012 US Open champion Andy Murray is preparing for his first Grand Slam match in over a year.

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Murray back in winning groove at US Open

Murray back in winning groove at US Open

Andy Murray marked his first Grand Slam tournament in 14 months with a 6-7 (5/7), 6-3, 7-5, 6-3 win over Australia's James Duckworth at the US Open on Monday.

Murray, the 2012 champion in New York and playing just his fifth tournament of the year after undergoing hip surgery in January, last featured in a major at Wimbledon in 2017.
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Murray, whose world ranking has slumped to 382, goes on to face Fernando Verdasco, the Spanish 31st seed after seeing off the error-prone Duckworth, ranked at 448.

"He was serving big in the first set and the ball was flying around," said 31-year-old Murray who only returned to the tour in June.

"But I started to get into the return games, stood back a little more and that gave me more time to get in the rallies and find my range with my ground strokes."

At 3hr and 17mins on the new Louis Armstrong Stadium, it was Murray's longest match since his comeback in a reassuring indication of his fitness.

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Murray hopeful body is ready for U.S. Open grind

Murray hopeful body is ready for U.S. Open grind

Andy Murray's recent injury woes have left him on the outside of the contenders' list for the U.S. Open in New York.

The 31-year-old Brit pulled out of Wimbledon in July as he continued his recovery from a January hip injury. His August included withdrawing during the Citi Open in Washington and suffering a first-round loss to Lucas Pouille in the Western & Southern Open outside Cincinnati.

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Video: Lucas Pouille Runs Murray Ragged On Match Point Cincinnati 2018

Video: Lucas Pouille Runs Murray Ragged On Match Point Cincinnati 2018

Lucas Pouille stretches a valiant Andy Murray side to side before dropping the hammer to close out their first-round match at the Western & Southern Open.

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Video: Pouille's Cincinnati 2018 hot shot

Video: Pouille's Cincinnati 2018 hot shot

Watch Lucas Pouille use a burst of speed to respond to an Andy Murray drop shot with a drop shot of his own in the first round of the 2018 Western & Southern Open.

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Pouille upset Murray in Cincinnati

Pouille upset Murray in Cincinnati

Andy Murray was beaten 6-1 1-6 6-4 by Lucas Pouille in the first round of the Cincinnati Open.

The Scot went under the knife in January but has had a frustrating time since he came back to the ATP circuit in June.

The former world number one had hoped to build on the momentum that had carried him into the quarter-finals of the Citi Open before he pulled out of the Washington tournament citing fatigue.

But it was world number 17 Pouille who proved to be the more resourceful as he claimed his first win in five tries against Murray.

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Video: Murray, Rooney Play Tennis & Football At The Citi Open 2018

Video: Murray, Rooney Play Tennis & Football At The Citi Open 2018

Watch as Andy Murray and Wayne Rooney play tennis and football at the 2018 Citi Open in Washington, D.C.




Photo: Mike Lawrence/Citi Open.

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Murray climbs 457 places in ATP rankings

Murray climbs 457 places in ATP rankings

Andy Murray climbed 457 places in the ATP world rankings on Monday, despite withdrawing from the Washington Open before his quarter-final last week.

The former world number one is now ranked 375 as he continues his comeback from an 11-month injury layoff.

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Video: Andy Murray Wimbledon Edge

Video: Andy Murray Wimbledon Edge

The two-time Wimbledon champion is as determined as ever after 11 months away from the sport he loves... Too bad he ended up pulling out from Wimbledon...

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Murray pulls out of Wimbledon

Murray pulls out of Wimbledon

Andy Murray withdrew from Wimbledon with a "heavy heart" after saying his right hip was still not ready for the demands of a Grand Slam.

Murray made a comeback last month at Queen's Club following almost a year out with the injury that required surgery in Australia in January.

During a news conference he sounded hopeful about his chances of being ready to face Frenchman Benoit Paire in the first round on Tuesday.

But he announced he was pulling out 24 hours later having consulted his team. It is the first time Murray has missed Wimbledon since 2007 when a wrist injury ruled him out.

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