First up is Andy Murray versus defending champ Novak Djokovic. Djokovic has won all four career meetings between them, and sometimes quite handily. Although Murray is ranked in the top ten, I don't yet

Some random thoughts include the fact that Andy Murray will end up bald at a young age if he continues to pull on his frizzy hair at this rate. He is constantly berating himself after his mistakes on

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

Andy Murray certainly has a nice draw and has had a solid summer. Juan Martin Del Potro has won his last four tournaments in a row and is ready to show he belongs in the top ten. Nalbandian has the potential

Federer A Champion Again 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

David Nalbandian knocked off surging Andy Murray. It seems that there's just something about Nalbandian that click at this time of the season. October 31, 2008 | Permalink Comments

Also in the Red Group is British star Andy Murray who finally seems to have broken into the upper echelon of the men's game this year. A fitter, and noticeablycalmer Murray reached his first Grand Slam

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

Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer and Andy Murray all have a few matches under their belts and are choosing not to play any competitive matches. The upside to Djokovic playing this week is that it will hopefully

Murray Takes Qatar Title By Mike McIntyre Andy Murray defeated Andy Roddick 6-4, 6-2 in the championship match in Qatar. He remains undefeated in 2009 in both exhibition and regular tournament play.