Hurt problems, Murray announces retirement from tennis

Andy Murray decided to say goodbye to the sport he loved most. The British hosted a conference involving emotions and tears, announced that he has decided to eventually withdraw from played tennis.

The 31-year-old hopes that he will physically be able to hold the Wimbledon tournament and then leave, but the chances are that he will leave the city after the end of the Australian Open in a few days.

The pain I feel in my hip bones is too big and too much to deal with. I want to shut down in Wimbledon, but I don't know if I'm gonna be able to play it by then, there's a chance that I'm gonna retire right after the Australian Open”, Murray stressed.

Even some of the very exciting reasons Andy Murray decided to abandon heart sport.

I'm leaving because I want to be able to do the normal thing without feeling any pain, how to tie my shoes, how to tie my shoes, I'm really in a lot of pain and I'm not in a good condition, and the intervention I did last year didn't improve me at all, I don't want to risk my health any more”, he concluded.

Andy Murray in his career won three Grand Slam, twice Wimbledon in 2013 and 2016, and once the US Open in 2012.