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

Andy Murray is in there but definetly has not had enough matches under his belt this summer to be considered a threat. In the bottom half of the draw lookout for Youzhny to have a deep run as he did last

I used to like Andy Murray in the very beginning, when he was Britain's "new hope" for Wimbledon. Then, once he got Brad Gilbert (BLECH) as his coach and they showed more of his matches on TV, I saw that

gave the edge in his first round encounter here to Andy Murray, who I was expecting a big showing from. Instead he took out Murray and has just beaten Richard Gasquet rather handily to reach his first

Andy Roddick, Marcos Baghdatis, Ivan Ljubicic, Andy Murray, and Marat Safin were all involved in the 2008 edition. Roddick won the event for the third time in a row and did not drop a set all week. Of

It looks like Andy Murray should be able to move through his first few rounds to reach the quarterfinals. Tsonga may give him a tough set in the opening round however. Either Russian Mikhail Youzhny or

Qatar: Andy Murray starts 2008 strong with a win in the tournament with the biggest prize money available in the first week of the ATP schedule. Starting the season healthy will be a major improvement

Andy Murray is also in the top half of the draw, but questions of his health are also present. He did not even suit up for Great Britian in their tie versus Argentina in the Davis Cup. The bottom half

night's semi final encounter between Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray has converted me. For the first time I will admit I am genuinely impressed with what Murray is able to bring to the table when he is on

the night session began and the familiar names of Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic emerged on court, we were thinking that finally there might be a match to generate some hype. Once again this was not to