Andy Murray Talks About Being A Married Man, “Not Much Will Change” He Says
Andy Murray met the media in Munich yesterday for the first time since getting married to Kim Sears 10 days ago in Scotland.
Murray, though, said being married won’t change him much.
“I don’t imagine much will change,” Murray said. However there is an issue with the wedding right, he told the Guardian. “I might wear it on a necklace, but the necklace I got broke the first day I got it,” he said to the paper. “I was on a physio bed and it got caught, just snapped off. I can’t play with it [on his finger], because it gives me blisters.”
Murray has been practicing in Spain, preparing for his clay debut this week.
“I had my wedding and then when I was in Barcelona for 10 days, it went really well,” Murray said. “I had some good practice. There was a lot of good guys for me there to play with. In terms of physically, I feel very good, which hadn’t really been the case the last couple of years when I came onto the clay. I was having a lot of problems with my back.”
But he’s never won a clay title.
“I’d like to win a clay-court event,” he said. “A lot of the times when I have played well on clay, I’ve lost to Rafa and to Novak, so I’m hoping I can have a good run here.”
Murray also talked about new coach Jonas Bjorkman, and his role during Amelie Mauresmo’s pregnancy.
“It’s obviously great news for her, she’s extremely happy,” Murray told the Guardian. “But after Wimbledon, providing everything’s good, I’m going to spend the whole of the hard-court stretch through to the end of the US Open with Jonas. Then I’ll see what happens with Amélie because I don’t know, and I don’t think she knows, what her priorities are going to be and how she wants to deal with things. So we’ll just see for a few months.”
Murray and Bjorkman were able to spend time training last week, and he will be on duty in Munich.
“As a coach I don’t know him that well because we only spent a few days in Barcelona last week, but he’s a very calm guy,” said Murray. “He has a very good way about him. He has a good work ethic. His mentality on the court is very good. He obviously has a lot of experience in singles and doubles, which is good. We’ll see this week how it goes, but I get on well with him.”
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