Murray’s career finishes with an Olympic doubles loss

British tennis superstar Andy Murray’s legendary career has finished with a 2-0 set defeat in the Olympic men’s doubles ¼ finals.

1001 singles matches
739 victories
105 top 10 wins
46 ATP titles
41 weeks as World No. 1
29 wins over the Big 3
14 Masters 1000 titles
11 Grand Slam finals
3 Grand Slam titles
2 Olympic Gold medals
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Thank you, Sir Andy 💙💙💙 pic.twitter.com/SQyNgA2hqV

— Tennis TV (@TennisTV) August 1, 2024

Andy and Dan Evans were defeated 6-2 6-4 by American 3^rd-seeds Taylor Fritz and Tommy Paul.

Murray (37) announced before the Olympics that it would be his final tournament before retiring from tennis.

After a long hug with his teammate at the baseline, Andy was visibly emotional with the noise of the Roland-Garros supporters showing their gratitude to the legendary player.

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Dan encouraged Andy to go into the centre of the court for 1 final time as he waved to all sides before leaving the complex.

A 5^th Olympics is the final episode of the career of Murray, who triumphed with 3 Grand Slams and was ATP world number 1.

After a campaign disrupted by problems, including procedure to remove a back cyst just over a month ago, it was testament to the perseverance Murray has always had that he even competed in Paris.

Thank you, Sir Andy Murray 🇬🇧

The tennis legend leaves the court for the final time 😢#Paris2024 pic.twitter.com/tabhTyfmIT

— Eurosport (@eurosport) August 1, 2024