Andy Murray: I’m happy playing Tennis with no pain

The Former world number 1 was about to set an ending for his career in January

after the injury He had in his hip, He made a second surgery after the Australian Open

Fortunately, it was successful and Andy is not feeling the pain anymore

However, the scot returned to play Queen’s double with Feliciano Lopez and they went

deep to take the title, with this result Andy is looking forward to being back to the single competition.

“I think I have a couple of options after Wimbledon, Either I continue with doubles

but start training and practicing singles through the US Open swing, and then try and maybe play singles after that.“

Andy revealed He’ll take a break after Wimbledon for a month or six weeks to be fit

and ready for the US tours, included playing Cincinnati and the US Open, these two

options are the only available choices for Andy so far and might be playing more tournaments

Talking about retirement Andy claimed He’s not bothered about the retirement

and when it will happen a year, a month, or in six weeks. it doesn’t matter at all

besies that, Murray mentioned He’s happy to play Tennis again and to be back to training

with no pain in his hip, and if things are going well He’ll try to play single tournaments.

“I don’t care, really, either way. I’m just quite happy doing what I’m doing just now and just taking each week as it comes.” Murray said

and will play Wimbledon doubles with Pierre Hugues Herbert, but yet He’s looking for a mixed doubles

Murray mentioned Kristina Mladenovic for a potential partner, but Sharapova included

in a chance to play with Andy in Wimbledon mixed doubles this year’s event

“Why not? I could do ok. I’m getting a bit tight about asking now!” Murray said.

“I’d be up for either the Williams sisters, but they are both very busy.” Andy said

That’s it Andy Murray is Happy playing Tennis with no pain, ans so as his fans are happy for his comeback.

otherwise, Kristina Mladenovic and The Williams sisters are both targeted for Andy Murray to play mixed doubles with him.

Andy Murray during his practice at the Nature Valley International Embed from Getty Images