how the BBC feels obliged to ask Rafael Nadal about Andy Murray? From the BBC: Sportsround meets Rafael Nadal When you're playing tennis you're travelling all over the world, that must be tiring? Sometimes

August 04, 2006 in Andy Murray | Permalink Comments this is all nice and dandy for murray but im gonna miss gilbert on espn. he was the only commentator who knew what he was talking about and he

and the reason is Andy Murray. Since he hung up his headband for the first time in 1983, the Swedish legend has kept a low profile, concentrating on an often awkward private life that has involved two

and yesterday Andy Murray proved he's also an advertiser's dream. In February, the Scots teenager replaced English hero Tim Henman as Britain's top tennis player. And yesterday, the two got together

to the semi's at the Aussie Open defeated favorite Andy Murray along the way before falling in a thrilling five set classic against Rafael Nadal. His losses this season to Federer, Djokovic and Murray

tuning in to see what kind of performance local hero Andy Murray can muster against heavily favored number two, Rafa Nadal. Murray delighted local and international fans alike with his nerve-wracking

By Mike McIntyre Andy Murray might be a big fan of American comedian Will Ferrell, but I doubt he enjoyed Roger Federer's version of Old School today in New York. Federer looked every bit the champion

are in Lleyton Hewitt's section. Andy Murray's in there, too. Agassi's in Nadal's portion of the draw, so is Feliciano Lopez, his buddy and Wimbledon housemate who made the quarters last year (first

His winning streak was halted by Andy Murray at the US Open, but his rise in the rankings was already assured at that point. He is the youngest of the eight participants in the Masters Cup and has the

He dropped an exhibition match to Andy Murray in Abu Dhabi and then fell to Gael Monfils in the quarterfinals of Qatar. While I applaud his decision to avoid another tournament in the week leading up