Andy Murray’s Wonderful Career

 Oz Havusha

Andy Murray is one of the greatest players of our generation. I remember seeing him play  and meeting him way back in 2005 in Vancouver at the  Vancouver Challenger, at the Hollyburn Country Club. He is a very nice guy. I remember that he made Semi Finals back then in 2005.  He was just starting his career back then. It was not hard for me to see even then that he was going to be  a terrific player. He had all the tools back then as an eighteen year old just starting out on the ATP Tour.  I could not see many flaws in his game.  Murray had tremendous all court game and he moved like a gazelle. He was one of fastest  movers around the court  I had ever seen.  That’s why I was not surprised that around that time all of the United Kingdom was in straight up fandom  for Andy.  So they subsequently renamed Henman Hill to Murray Mountain. I think British people were foreshadowing… Murray went onto win 3 Grand Slam Titles. The most important being his first  Grand Slam title at Wimbledon in 2013 becoming the British man to win Wimbledon in the open era, ending a 77 year drought.

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