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One of the all-time tennis greats is officially retired. Andy Murray, 37, played in his final professional career match on Thursday during the 2024 Paris Olympics — a doubles loss to Americans Taylor ...

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The 2024 Paris Olympic Games will mark the end of Andy Murray's nearly 20-year professional tennis career. “Arrives in Paris for my last ever tournament @Olympics,” the British athlete, 37, announced ...

This feature has been updated upon Andy Murray’s confirmation that the Paris Olympics will be his final tennis tournament. Andy Murray made you care. That was his superpower. There were better players ...

Andy Murray has confirmed he will retire from tennis after the Olympics. The three-time grand slam champion has confirmed the ...

Judy Murray has accepted defeat in her controversial plans to build a tennis and sports centre near Dunblane that would have also served as the local “legacy” for sons Andy and Jamie Murray following ...

Andy Murray had to default in the first set of his second-round match at Queen’s against Jordan Thompson with an injury. Murray, a former world number one, earned a hard-fought 6-3 3-6 6-3 win over ...

Andy Murray's legendary tennis career has officially come to an end. The three-time major champion lost in the men's doubles quarterfinals at the 2024 Paris Olympics on Thursday to the American team ...

Three-time Grand Slam champion Murray announced before the Games kicked off that he would retire from tennis after his Olympic run. Murray has left an indelible mark on the sport of tennis, and at the ...

Latest news & results from wimbledon & US Open tennis champion & sports personality. The sports star has a daughter with wife ...

British doubles legend Jamie Murray has announced his retirement from tennis. The 40-year-old was the first British doubles player to rise to world No.1 and is a seven-time grand slam champion.