On December 20, Beijing time, the ATP annual award was officially announced. Swiss King of Football Federer won the most popular award for fans. This is his 17th consecutive year. Murray won the best comeback award, Nadal won the Edberg Sports Spirit Award, Anderson won the Arthu

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The end of the year is approaching, and when each project starts to make year-end summary, various lists are also being released. On the 20th, ATP (Professional Tennis Players Association) released the latest annual list, in this list. The "Kings" still occupy the most prominent position. Federer won the "Most Popular Singles Player Award" for the 17th consecutive year, and Nadal also won the "Sports Style Award of the Year". The two of them deserved the award, and there is no suspense at all. Murray, who had been silent among the four giants for a long time, also appeared on the list. He defeated Wawrinka, Tsonga and others and won the "Best Comeback of the Year Award".

　　Fans often joke: As long as Federer does not retire, the award "most popular" will never fall. Although Nadal and Djokovic have performed better in their performance over the past decade, the popularity Federer has accumulated around the world over the years has made it difficult for others to match.

　At the beginning of this month, Federer went to Latin America to "make gold". He set a new record of the number of players entering a single game in Mexico City, making the voice of an exhibition match surpass the Davis Cup finals that Nadal and Djokovic participated at the same time. The Laval Cup, founded by Federer, has also felt threatened by ATP after more than two years of development, and has to reorganize it under his command this year. All of these show Federer's popularity, and no one in the entire history of the tennis world can stand out. Of course, Federer's popularity is not just because he is "living his capital". He can still reach the Grand Slam final at the age of 38 and ranks firmly in the top three in the world. These are the important magic weapons for Federer to gather stably and continuously increase his popularity.

　　On December 20th, Beijing time, the ATP annual award was officially announced. Swiss King Federer won the Most Popular Fan Award, which is his 17th consecutive year of winning this award. Murray won the Best Comeback Award, Nadal won the Edborg Sports Spirit Award, Anderson won the Arthur Ashe Humanitarian Spirit Award, Mike Brian/Bob Brian won the Most Popular Fans combination, and Russian Rising Star Medvedev's coach Giles Kavala won the Best Coach of the Year.

　Federer has won the most popular award among fans for 17 consecutive years. From 2003 to 2019, this also demonstrates the Swiss King of Football’s popularity around the world. Since 2003, Federer has won 38 ATP year-end awards, becoming the biggest winner in history:

　　17 Most Popular Fan Awards

　　13 Sports Style Awards

　　5 Best Player of the Year

　　2 Arthur Ashe Humanitarian Awards

　　1 Best Player of the Year

　　1 Best Player of the Comeback

　　　The Brian brothers have joined forces again this year. They won the most popular group for fans for the 14th time. Murray has shown his tenacious fighting spirit and love for tennis with his inspiring comeback experience from the verge of retirement to winning the ATP Antwerp Championship, showing his tenacious fighting spirit and love for tennis, so he won the Best Comeback Award.

　　In the Stephen Edberg Sports Style Award generated by the current player voting, Nadal was successfully elected for two consecutive years (the third time in total). In addition, Anderson won the Arthur Ashe Humanitarian Spirit Award.

　　At the most competitive fastest-progress player of the year, the Italian handsome man Beretini defeated Tsitsipas , Medvedev and Aliasim, and was successfully elected. Another Italian who won the championship of the New Power Finals, Sina won the Best Star of the Year.

　　Compared to Federer and Nadal won the prize without any surprise. Fans are even more excited to see Murray win the award. The "Best Comeback of the Year Award" was voted by the players, so after winning the award, Murray especially thanked his colleagues on social media. He said: "Thank you so many players for voting for me. It has not been a good time in recent years, but I am very grateful for everyone's support. See you next year!"

　Murray has indeed had a bad life in recent years. For a three-time Grand Slam winner and one-year-end first place, Murray's achievements in the 2019 season seem to be "not worth mentioning".He only won a 250-point championship in Antwerp, and his year-end ranking was only 125th, and he could not compare with Federer, Nadal and Djokovic in the past two years as soon as he returned.

　　But the setbacks Murray encountered are also incomparable to the other three giants. After the Australian Open was eliminated at the beginning of this year, Murray was at the risk of being forced to retire. The serious hip injury even made him very difficult for a normal life, not to mention that his ranking once dropped to the top 500, which is a disaster that the other three giants have never encountered before. Even in the trough, Federer, Nadal and Djokovic's rankings did not fall out of the top 20, and Murray did not play well for two years from , Wimbledon in 2017 to Wimbledon in 2019.

　　So for Murray, return is victory. Since his comeback in June this year, Murray has been playing for five consecutive months. The most worrying hip has no signs of recurrence. This is the best news this year. Murray has only played six official ATP tours this year, which has improved his ranking by nearly 400 places. It took less than a month to go from his first win after his comeback to his first championship. Murray's recovery speed is already surprising.

　　For Murray's players, fans are always most concerned about: Can he still win the Grand Slam? Many people are pessimistic about this, and even his colleagues are not optimistic about it. Ivanisevic , former Wimbledon champion and current coach of Djokovic, said bluntly: "I don't think there is a chance. He can still bring us a lot of surprises, but winning seven games in a row with three wins of five sets is unlikely for him."

Although these remarks sound a bit cruel, they may also reveal the truth. At the peak of health, Murray could only steal three Grand Slams from the hands of the Big Three. Now, not only are the three giants still in glory, but the four "post-90s" giants Tim, Medvedev , Tsitsipas and Zverev are coming again. It is probably more difficult for Murray, who is seriously injured in his energy to win the Grand Slam than in the past.

　But we cannot just use the criteria of winning the Grand Slam and returning to the first place to measure whether Murray's comeback is successful. As he said himself, he just doesn't want to leave with regrets because of injury. As long as he can still fight and win happily, no matter what the result is, he will be successful.

　　So, when Murray wrote "See you next year" on social media, it ignited the expectations of countless fans. Because Murray unfortunately suffered a groin injury during the Davis Cup final earlier this month, he canceled his two-week routine winter training at Miami . Although he said he would go to Australia to prepare for the new season as scheduled at the end of the month, his bad experience in recent years still made the outside world worried about his situation. Fortunately, the words "See you next year" should be his best comfort to the fans.

Andy Murray information background

Andy Murray was born on May 15, 1987 in the UK Scotland Dunbran, a famous British male professional tennis player.

In 2012, he defeated Federer in three straight sets in the men's singles final of the London Olympics, becoming the first British Olympic singles gold medalist in the Olympic tennis team in 104 years; in the same year, he won the championship at the US Open, becoming the first British player to win the men's singles championship in the 76 years since 1936. In 2013, he defeated Djokovic 3-0 in the Wimbledon Open final, becoming the first British player to win Wimbledon after Fred Perry won the championship in 1936. On July 10, 2016, in the men's singles final of the Wimbledon Tennis Championship, Murray defeated Raonic in straight sets, winning the second Wimbledon championship in his career, and was also his third Grand Slam trophy.

August 5, 2016, served as the flag bearer of the delegation at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.On August 15, in the men's singles final of the Rio Olympics, Murray defeated del Potro and successfully defended his title. On November 7, Murray topped the world number one in men's singles for the first time. On November 21, Murray defeated Djokovic 6-3, 6-4, winning the year-end finals for the first time, and becoming the world number one in the year-end in 2016. On January 11, 2019, Murray announced that he would choose to retire after Wimbledon in 2019. [8] On August 16, Murray officially announced that he would miss the US Open doubles match on August 26.

Early experience

Murray started playing tennis at the age of three, his mother Judy was a former Scottish national team coach, and his father William was a regional sales manager. His parents divorced when Murray was 10 years old.

In 1996, Murray studied at Dunbran Primary School and was a survivor of the Dunbran tragedy.

12 years old, Murray won the championship of the "Orange Bowl" in the youth tennis event.

15, Murray rejected the invitation from the Glasgow Rangers Football Club in Scotland that he wanted him to join the youth training camp and finally chose to have a career in tennis. He has been training in Barcelona since he was 15 years old.

In July 2003, Murray began to participate in the Challenge and Future Tournament. Win the first future championship in Glasgow (beating Darsis).

In 2004, Murray won four future matches, including two consecutive Spanish future matches in February, Spanish Sertiva won the championship in August (beating Valdero), and another Hope Championship in Rome (beating Cohen) three weeks later, and two consecutive weeks in December. In 2004, he won the U.S. Open junior championship (beat Stahovsky ) and reached the doubles semi-finals (partnered with his brother Jamie). He was awarded the 2004 BBC Youth Athlete Award for Best BBC for His Best in the U.S. Open.

In March 2005, he represented the UK in the Davis Cup against Israel and played in the doubles match. His partner was David Sherwood, becoming the youngest British player to participate in the Davis Cup. In April, Murray transferred to professional tennis.

Career

In 2005, Murray's first transfer event was Barcelona, ​​and he lost to Jan Hernych in the last three sets. In May, Murray reached the semi-finals in the French Open youth group and lost three sets in a row to Cilic. In the Copa del Rey he got a wild card, defeated Santiago Ventura and won his first ATP victory. Due to his outstanding performance in the Cup of del Rey, he got Wimbledon's wild card. After the 14th seed of the second round of knockout match, Murray, who was ranked 312th at the time, became the first Scotsman to enter the third round in the All England club in the Open era, and was eventually reversed by the runner-up of the 2002 tournament Nalbandean for five sets. After Wimbledon, he welcomed his first Masters in Cincinnati. Murray, who participated in the competition as a wild card, won five sets in the first round of the US Open and lost to Clement in the second round for five sets. In the Davis Cup against Switzerland, he was selected again and lost to Wawrinka in his first singles match. He then advanced to the second round at the US Open. After defeating Soderin in the Thai Open, the world rankings entered the top 100 for the first time, but was defeated by Federer in the final. Basel eliminated Henman, then the first British No. 1 in the first round in three sets, and then defeated , Bertie in the same way. Then he lost to Gonzalez.

In 2006, Murray fired former coach Mark Petchey, and the new coach was Brad Gilbert. He won the first ATP championship and ranked 17th in the top 20 for the first time in the year-end ranking, becoming the second youngest player to enter the top 20 in the year-end ranking (second only to Djokovic). One of the only two players to beat Federer this year (the other is Nadal), ending his 55-game winning streak in North America. In the first round of the Australian Open, he was swept out. After starting the new season with 12 wins and 14 losses, it has achieved a record of 28 wins and 11 losses since mid-June. In February, he won his first ATP title in San Jose, defeated the world's third-tier 3 Roddick in the semi-finals, defeated the world's top 10 for the first time, and saved two match points in the finals to defeat the world's 11th Hewitt through a tiebreak in the third set. He became the youngest player to win the ATP championship that year at the age of 18 and 9 months.It is worth mentioning that it has reached the quarter-finals in Nottingham (lost to Sepi), reached the fourth round at Wimbledon (beating No. 5 Roddick in the world, lost to Baghdatis), reached the semi-finals in Newport (lost to Gimmelstobu), reached his third ATP final in Washington (lost to Clement), reached the semi-finals in Toronto Masters (lost to Gasquit ), reached the quarter-finals in Cincinnati Masters (beating No. 1 Federer in the world, lost to Roddick). Later, he advanced to the fourth round at the US Open (beating the 11th Gonzalez of the world, losing to Davedenko ). His best results after the US Open were the Madrid Masters (beating the 3rd Lyubisic of the world, losing to Djokovic) and the third round of the Paris Masters (losing to Hebati). This year, the top ten players won 4 wins and 4 losses, 26 wins and 14 losses on the hard field, 9 wins and 4 losses on the grass field, and 4 wins and 5 losses on the mud field.

In 2007, Murray entered the finals at Doha at the beginning of the year (beating the third-place Davedenko in the world and losing to Liubisic) and was listed as the 15th seed in the Australian Open and was eliminated by Nadal in the fourth round. Beating Ivo Karovic in the SAP Open successfully defended the championship of this event. In addition, his brother Jamie Murray successfully won the championship in the same doubles competition. Since 1989, the two brothers have been responsible for singles and doubles championships in the same event for the first time. In March, he reached the semi-finals in the ATP Indian Wells Masters (beating World 4 Davedenko and World 9 Haas, losing to Djokovic) and the Miami Masters (beating Rodick-withdrawing the game, losing to Djokovic). In April, he suffered a back injury in the first round of doubles in the Monte Carlo Masters and was missed for one month since then. On May 15, he returned to the Hamburg Masters and had to withdraw from the competition after being injured in his right wrist while leading Vollandri 5-1. Therefore, the French Open and Wimbledon were missed. On August 7, he returned to the game in the Canadian Masters, but lost to the 139th place in the world in the second round. A week later, the Cincinnati Masters was eliminated in the first round. After two poor performances on the ATP Tour, Murray's performance in the US Open still did not improve at all. In the third round, he was eliminated by the 142nd-ranked South Korean veteran Lee Hyunze with 6–3, 6–3, 2–6, 7–5. After the US Open, he played for Britain in the Davis Cup, and his opponent was Croatia. In the first singles match, he defeated Marin Cilic, and in the second round, teammates Tim Henman won. In the third doubles match, Andy and his brother Jamie Murray played in doubles, defeating their opponents 6–4, 7–6, helping Britain advance to the Davis Cup World Group. Murray then entered the finals at the Metzmoselle Open in France. They defeated Tipsalevich, Rodra, Tsunga and Canas one after another. In the final, the first seed of the tournament, Tommy Robredo, lost to the opponent 6–0, 2–6 and 3–6. Following the Kremlin Cup held in Russia, a game that was not won by Tipsalvic in the second round. In the Madrid Masters, Nadal swept out in the third round. Murray then returned to Russia to participate in the St. Petersburg Open, beating Fernando Vodasco to win the championship in the final. He was swept out again after advancing to the third round of the Paris Masters. [For the first time in his career, he ranked in the top 15 and finally ranked 11th.

In 2008, Murray participated in the Qatar Open in Qatar . Wowrinka, Switzerland in the final. Following the warm-up Kuyan Elite Championship held in Australia, he was defeated by Marat Safin in the first game and finally ranked last in the game. Next was the Australian Open, becoming the tenth seed. The opponent in the first round was the unknown French player Tsonga at the time, but he was eliminated. The scores were 7–5, 6–4, 0–6, 7–6. Later, Tsonga successfully passed the mark and advanced to the finals.Murray missed the World Group against Argentina due to a knee injury, but returned a week later and won the second championship of 2008 - the Marseille Open. He defeated Mario Ansic 6-3, 6-4 in the final, and then participated in the Rotterdam Open, but was eliminated in the first round without a win like the Australian Open. In March, he defeated No. 1 Federer in three sets in the first round of the Dubai Championship and finally reached the quarter-finals (lost to Davedenko). Murray's first Masters was the Indian Wales Masters, which was swept out by Tommy Haas in the fourth round. In the Monte Carlo Masters, the third round was swept by Novak Djokovic 6–0 and 6–4. In the French Open, he advanced to the third round for the first time, losing to the unknown Nicholas Almarguero 6–3, 6–7, 6–3 and 7–5 in the third round. In the subsequent Wimbledon Open, he made a tough reversal of Gasquit in the fourth round with a score of 5–7, 3–6, 7–6, 6–2, 6–4, but was swept out by Nadal 6–3, 6–2, 6–4 in the following quarter-finals. In July, he participated in two Masters, first stopped in the semi-finals in Toronto, and then defeated Novak Djokovic through two tiebreaks at Cincinnati, winning his first Masters championship. After the game, he participated in the tennis event of the 2008 Summer Olympics. In addition to participating in the men's singles event, he also participated in the men's doubles competition with his brother Jamie. In the singles competition, he was eliminated by the 71st-ranked Chinese Taipei player , Lu Yanxun, , in the first round. As for the doubles competition, he was also eliminated by the French combination in the second round. In the U.S. Open, he advanced to the Grand Slam final for the first time, but was defeated by Swiss King Federer with a score of 6–2, 7–5, 6–2, and passed the Grand Slam champion. Then he participated in the Madrid Masters. Although he was at a disadvantage at the beginning in the semi-finals, after the game was postponed due to rain, he came from behind and defeated Roger Federer the next day. Then he defeated Giller Simon 6–4, 7–6 in the final to win the second Masters championship. He then participated in the St. Petersburg Open and easily defeated the nameless young player Andre Golubev from Kazakhstan 6-1 in two sets in two sets. After that, Murray qualified for the Masters Cup for the first time and successfully won the group stage. But he was eliminated by Nikolai Davedenko with a 7-5 and 6-2 sweep in the semi-finals. He won 40 wins and 9 losses on the hard field throughout the year, 8 wins and 1 losses on the grass field, 7 wins and 5 losses on the mud field, 22 wins and 10 losses in the tiebreak, 17 wins and 2 losses in the indoor game, and 9 wins and 7 losses against the top ten players, creating a personal best result and earning over $3,000,000 in prize money. [11] The five ATP championships of the year and the first Grand Slam finals reached the first major season in his career. It was the first British player to win five championships in a year in the Open era and the first British player to reach the Grand Slam final after Greg Rusedeski at the 1997 US Open. Ranked 4th in the year end.

2009, as a warm-up, he defeated Pezschinall, ranked 39th in the world, Stahovsky, ranked 132nd, Federer, ranked 2nd and Rodick, ranked 6th, defended the championship of the event. But at the Australian Open, he lost to the 10th-ranked Spanish player in the world, Vodasco , and stopped in the quarterfinals. In the next ATP World Tour 500 Tournament, Murray, the second seed, defeated the world's No. 1 Nadal 6–3, 4–6 and 6–0, winning the second singles championship of the season and the 10th ATP championship of his career. After reaching the quarter-finals of the Dubai Tournament, he withdrew due to virus infection and failed to participate in the first round of the British team's European match against Ukraine in the Davis Cup. In March, he returned to the arena and reached the finals at Indian Wells (lost to Nadal), defeating World No. 2 Federer for the fourth consecutive time since the US Open in 2008. Successfully won the championship in Miami (beating Djokovic), becoming the first British player to win the championship in 25 years.In Monte Carlo's first career career, he reached the semi-finals of the dirt event (lost to Nadal). Going to the quarter-finals in Madrid, then reaching the quarter-finals in the French Open and achieving his best result at Roland Garros (lost to Gonzalez). The first Grass Field Championship in his career won the Queen's Cup, becoming the first British player to win the Queen's Cup after Bonnie Austen won the championship in 1938, losing only two serves in the game. Wimbledon continued his strong performance in the grass event after reaching the semi-finals, becoming the ninth British male player to reach the semi-finals after the abolition of the challenge leg in 1922. After winning the fourth ATP World Tour 1000 Masters championship in Montreal, the ranking climbed to the highest second in career on August 17 and stayed at second for four weeks, becoming the highest-ranked British player in ATP history (since 1973) and became the first player to break Federer Nadal's long-term top two positions after Hewitt ranked second on July 18, 2005. He then reached the semi-finals in Cincinnati (lost to Federer), and his left wrist injury relapsed in the Davis Cup against Poland and retired from the match between Tokyo and Shanghai. Returning to the arena in Valencia and earning his career-best sixth title (beating Yuzny), surpassing Greg Rusedeski (13 titles, plus two as a Canadian), becoming the first British to win 14 titles in the Open era. In the ATP World Tour year-end finals round-robin round, he missed the semi-finals. The whole year we won 46 wins and 6 losses on the hard stadium, the grass stadium won 10 wins and 1 loss, the mud stadium won 9 wins and 4 losses, and the indoor stadium won 15 wins and 2 losses. Earning a career-high $4,421,057 bonus, topped the list in all four receiving and serving categories, ranking first in the first serve (35%) in the first serve (56%), break point conversion rate (56%) and receive and serve winning rate (33%), ranking ninth in all players with 575 ace balls. Murray won the six best ATP World Tour championships in his career and ranked fourth at the end of the year. He reached at least the quarter-finals in 13 of the 18 competitions he participated in, and created a personal best record of 14 wins and 6 losses against the world's top ten players.

In 2010, he represented the UK in the Hopman Cup. In the final, both singles and mixed doubles lost to the 16th place in the world, Robredo and the mixed doubles group

, resulting in the British team losing 1-2 to the Spanish team with a total score of 1-2. He then participated in the Australian Open and passed the game. He faced Rafael Nadal in the quarter-finals. After winning two sets first, Murray was injured and withdrawn when he was 2-0 in the third set. After eliminating Marin Silic in the semi-finals, he advanced to the finals and became the first British man to reach the Australian Open final since John Royd in 1977, and the first British man to reach the Grand Slam final at least twice in 72 years. The final opponent is Roger Federer, the world's number one. In the final, he was defeated by Federer in straight sets, and the third set was particularly stalemate. Murray was unable to grasp the decisive score many times. In the final game, he was overtaken by Federer until 11 draws and won the runner-up. The state was somewhat sluggish from March to April, with Indian Wells (Round 2), Miami (Round 2), Monte Carlo (Round 2) and Roma (Round 3) all out early, reaching the quarter-finals in Madrid, losing to Ferrer . French Open was eliminated in the fourth round by Czech player Bertic in straight sets with 6–4, 7–5, 6–3. The Queen's Club in London lost to Fish in the third round in June, but then reached the semi-finals for the second consecutive year at Wimbledon (losed to Nadal). On July 27, he broke off his partnership with coach Miles Maclagan. He won a wild card in Los Angeles in early July and lost to Queri in the final (had a match point). In mid-August, he successfully defended his title by defeating Federer 7-5 and 7-5 in the Toronto final, becoming the first player to win two consecutive championships in Canada after Agassi in 1994-95. At the same time, he also became the fifth player to defeat Federer and Nadal respectively in the same event (a victory over Nadal in the semi-finals).In the U.S. Open, the third round was eliminated by Swiss player Stanislas Waflinka with 7–6, 6–7, 3–6 and 3–6. In October, he returned to Beijing to reach the quarter-finals (lost to Liubisic), and then won his sixth ATP Masters 1000 Series Championship in Shanghai. He did not lose in one set in five games. The final opponent was Federer, who defeated his opponent in two straight sets 6–3, 6–2, winning his career 16th championship and the sixth championship in the Masters 1000 Series. Then he participated in the Valencia Open, fought Juan Monaco in singles for 121 minutes and was eliminated in the second round, but in the doubles competition, his brother Jamie defeated Mahesh Bhupati and Max Mirne in the final to win the first doubles championship. Entering the quarter-finals in Paris (losed to Monfils ). He also reached the semi-finals in the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals in London and lost to the world No. 1 Nadal in the third set. This season's hard field record is 34 wins and 12 losses, grassland has 6 wins and 2 losses, clay has 6 wins and 4 losses, and its record against the world's top ten opponents is 7 wins and 5 losses. Doubles and brother Jami won his first ATP championship in Valencia. He ranked fourth in the world for the third consecutive season. It is worth mentioning that he won two ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Series championships and won the second runner-up in the Grand Slam for the second time. He ranked in the top four (the top three in the four weeks) all season except five weeks.

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2011, Murray's first match was against Laura Robson for the Hopman Cup. Although Murray won the men's singles match against Italy and France in the group stage, defeating Portito Starach and Nikola Mayu respectively, the British team lost in the women's singles and mixed doubles matches, and finished fourth in the group. Murray's second game was the Australian Open. He passed the four games before the quarterfinals in three straight sets. However, he was forced to resist by Bird Crane player Alexander Dorgopolov in the quarterfinals and lost one set, but he still defeated his opponent 7–5, 6–3, 6–7, 6–3, and won 3–1 in total. He advanced to the semi-finals for two consecutive years and was defeated by David Ferrell in the semi-finals. The tenacious resistance first lost one set and then won three sets in a row (including two sets tiebreakers), won 3-1 with 4-6, 7-6, 6-1, 7-6, and won 3-1 in total, and advanced to the final for two consecutive years. In the final, he played against former champion Novak Djokovic, who was similar in age, and lost to Djokovic in three sets in straight sets 4-6, 2-6, 3-6, and won the third runner-up in the Grand Slam. In the Indiana Wales Masters, he was eliminated by non-seeded player Donald Young in the second round. Then in the Miami Masters, they were eliminated early in the second round. Later, he advanced to the semi-finals in Rome and Monte Carlo. Then in the French Open, Aiyu Puton was eliminated in the first round. The second round faces Simone Borelli. Progressing to the quarterfinals against Victor Treutsky in the fourth round. After eliminating Chera in the quarterfinals, the opponent in the semi-finals was the first seed Nadal. He lost in the first two sets and started to do his best in the end of the third set. He was eliminated in the semi-finals, but he had achieved the best results since participating in the French Open, and at the same time he completed the four Grand Slams to reach the semi-finals at least. Before Wimbledon, he participated in the Queens Cup held in London, England as usual. In the semi-finals, he defeated the fourth seed of the three-time champion 6-3 and 6-1, and fell behind Tsunga in the final and defeated two sets first, winning the championship again after 2009. At Wimbledon, Murray first defeated Daniel Himeno Traville, followed by Tobias Kamke, and then defeated former world third-ranked Ivan Liubisic to advance to the quarterfinals, facing Richard Gaske in the fourth round, defeating his opponent in straight sets, and Murray advanced to the quarterfinals for four consecutive years. But Murray was eliminated by the first seed Nadal in the semifinals, with a set of 1-3. In the Cincinnati Masters, Murray faced Mandy Fish in the semi-finals, narrowly defeated 10-8 in the second set to advance to the finals, facing the world's number one Djokovic. After defeating his opponent in the first set and playing 3-0 in the second set, Djokovic announced his withdrawal due to injury, and Murray won the seventh Masters championship.Facing Rafael Nadal in the US Open semifinals. However, he later participated in the Japanese Open and claimed the revenge of the US Open, defeating Nadal in the final to win the championship. In addition, he also collaborated with his brother Jamie to win the doubles championship. Murray faced David Ferrer in his first game in the year-end game, and withdrew due to injury after this game, ranking fourth in the year-end game.

In 2012, Murray hired a celebrity in the tennis world at the beginning of the year, formerly the world's number one Lundell as the coach. The season started in Brisbane (winning del Gopolov ) and the Australian Open semi-finals (losing Djokovic in five sets). In the following Dubai Tennis Championship, the semi-finals defeated Djokovic in two straight sets, but lost to Federer 5-7, 4-6 in the finals to finish the runner-up. In the Indian Wells Masters, he lost 4-6, 2-6 to Guillermo Garcia Lopez in the second round. In the Miami Masters, Nadal, the last four opponent, retreated and advanced to the finals, losing 1-6, 6-7 to defending champion Jokovic. In the Monte Carlo Masters, the quarter-finals lost to Czech player Bertic 7-6, 2-6, 3-6. In the Rome Masters, he lost to French player Gasquite 7–6, 3-6 and 2-6 in the round of 16. In the French Open, he lost to Ferrer 4-6, 7-6, 3-6, 2-6 in the quarterfinals. In the Wimbledon Tennis Championship, Murray defeated French player Tsonga 6-4, 6-4, 3-6, 7-5 in the semi-finals and advanced to the finals for the first time. He also became the first British player to reach the Wimbledon final in 74 years. With one set in the final, Federer recovered three sets, with a total of 6–4, 5–7, 3–6, 4–6, and failed to become the first British men's singles champion since 1936. Afterwards, Murray participated in the Olympics as the only British representative in men's singles. In addition to men's singles, he also collaborated with his brother Jamie in men's doubles and with Robson in mixed doubles. After being eliminated in the first round of the men's doubles, Murray eliminated Wawrinka in the first round, defeated Djokovic 7-5 in two sets in the semi-finals, facing Swiss player Federer in the final, and finally defeated his opponent 6-2, 6-1, 6-4 to win the men's singles gold medal in the 2012 London Olympics. Meanwhile, the Murray/Robson combination defeated the German combination in the mixed doubles semi-final to advance to the final, and eventually lost to the Belarusian combination to win the silver medal. He then participated in the Canadian Masters and announced his withdrawal due to a knee injury after advancing to the third round. Murray continued to highlight the US Open and passed the mark to advance to the finals. In the final against Djokovic, he was tied 2-2 while leading two sets. He then seized the opportunity of his opponent's decline in form, defeated Djokovic 6-2 in the last set, winning the first Grand Slam championship in his personal career, becoming the first British player to win the Grand Slam since 1936, and was awarded the Officer Medal ("OBE") at the end of the year. [12] In 2013, the first-shot score rate (60%) was saved by break points (67%), and the second-shot score rate (54%) was the best. Earn a career-high $708,230 in game prizes. Murray won the third place at the end of the year, the best in history.

In 2013, in the Australian Open men's singles final, he lost to Djokovic in four sets and returned home in a defeated Federer in five sets in the semi-finals. Before that, he defeated Dimitnov at Brisbane Station and successfully defended his title. In Miami, Murray won his ninth Masters title in his career, successfully saving a match point in the final against Ferrer. This is also his first time to save the match point to win the championship in the Masters final, and this is also his first time to win the championship by losing a set first in the semi-finals and finals. He came to the second place in the world on April 1 and stayed for 3 weeks, and after May 13, he stayed at the position for 14 consecutive weeks. Previously, he had been to this position in 2009 and stayed for 4 weeks. In May, he withdrew from the French Open after a back injury in Rome's second round due to a back injury. He underwent back surgery on September 23, 2013 and announced a season reimbursement. After defeating Cilic in July, he became the first British man to win the Queen's Cup three since 1925 and donated his prize money to Hutchins, who is fighting cancer. In the three post-match games, he lost to Gulbis in Montreal, lost to Bertitch in the quarterfinals in Cincinnati, and lost to Wawrinka at the US Open.After winning two singles on September 15, he helped Britain return to the Davis Cup world group. On October 17, London, England was awarded the honor of the Order of the British Empire by Prince William. [13] The record on hard ground throughout the year is 26 wins and 5 losses, 12 wins and 0 losses on grass, and 5 wins and 3 losses on mud (16 wins and 7 losses on tiebreaks), and the record of playing against the top ten players in the world is 5 wins and 5 losses.

2014, in the Doha match at the beginning of the year, he lost to Mayer in the second round. The Australian Open reached the quarterfinals and lost 1-3 to Federer. In the first round of the Davis Cup World Group that started on January 31, he defeated Connor Young and Sam Quillie in the singles match, helping the British team defeat the United States. In the Rotterdam Championship in February, he broke into the quarterfinals and lost to Cilic. Mexico's Acapulko reached the semi-finals and lost to Dimitrov in three sets. In the North American back-to-back Masters in March, Indian Wells lost to Raonic and stopped in the quarterfinals, while Miami reached the quarterfinals and lost to Djokovic. In the Davis Cup match against Italy in early April, he defeated Sepi but lost to Fognini and the British team was eliminated. In May, he lost to Giraldo in the Madrid Masters and stopped in the quarterfinals. Roma Masters lost to Nadal in the quarterfinals. In the French Open, he passed the qualifying rounds and scored into the semi-finals, losing to Nadal. In the British Cup of del Rey in June, he lost to Stepannek and stopped in the quarterfinals. Wimbledon lost to Dimitrov in the quarterfinals. In September, the No. 2 seed British player Murray magically saved five match points in the second set, and finally defeated Robredo, who was 32 years old in 2014, and won the ATP Tour championship after 15 months after Wimbledon in 2013. The ATP’250 Vienna Tour ended in October. British star Murray reversed the top seed Ferrell 5-7, 6-2, 7-5 after losing one set first and falling behind in the final set. With this victory, Murray successfully avenged the loss to Ferrer in the Shanghai Masters last week, and he also rewrites the record of fighting between the two sides to 8-6. In November, the ATP1000 Paris Masters ended the fifth day of the competition in the early morning of October 31. After defeating Dimitrov , Murray finally decided to win the London year-end finals place.

On February 1, 2015, in the men's singles final of the Australian Open, Murray lost to Djokovic 1-3 and won the runner-up. On June 6, in the men's singles semi-finals of the French Open, Murray lost to Djokovic 2-3 and missed the final. On August 17, in the ATP1000 Rogers Cup final, Murray defeated Djokovic 6-4, 4-6, 6-3, winning the tournament championship for the third time, surpassing Federer in the world rankings to return to second place. On August 23, in the men's singles semi-finals of the Southwest Consortium Open, Murray lost to Federer 0-2 and missed the final. On September 8, in the fourth round of the men's singles at the U.S. Open, Murray lost to Anderson 1-3, and missed the quarterfinals of the Grand Slam for the first time in five years. On November 9, in the final of the Paris Masters, Murray lost to Djokovic 2-6, 4-6, and won the runner-up.

On January 31, 2016, in the men's singles final of the Australian Open, Murray lost to Djokovic 0-3 and won the runner-up. On May 16, in the men's singles final of the Rome Masters, Murray defeated Djokovic 6-3, 6-3 in straight sets, winning the championship of this site for the first time. This is his 12th ATP Masters championship in his career. On June 5, in the men's singles final of the French Open, Murray was reversed with the first win and lost to Djokovic 1-3 to finish the runner-up. On July 10, in the men's singles final of the Wimbledon Tennis Championship, Murray defeated Raonic in three straight sets, winning the second Wimbledon championship in his career, and was also his third Grand Slam trophy. On August 15, in the men's singles final of the Rio Olympics, Murray defeated Del Potro and successfully defended his title.

On October 9, 2016, the men's singles final of the China Tennis Open ended. The top seed Murray defeated Bulgarian player Dimitrov in straight sets 6-4 and 7-6, winning the men's singles championship in the China Open for the first time in his career.On October 16, 2016, in the final of the Shanghai Rolex Masters of the ATP1000 Series, the No. 2 seed and three-time Grand Slam champion Murray continued his recent good form. After missing a serve and winning the set and inventory in the first set, he still defeated the No. 15 seed Agut, who unexpectedly eliminated Djokovic in the semifinals, 7-6, 6-1. He won the championship again after five years and achieved the third championship of the Shanghai Masters. On November 7, Murray reached No. 1 for the first time in the world rankings with his first win in the Paris Masters.

On November 21, 2016, the ATP year-end finals ended. Murray, the world's number one, fell straight sets 6-3 and 6-4, defeating Djokovic, the world's number two. After winning the year-end finals, the 29-year-old Murray not only locked in the year-end world first in 2016, but also became the 17th year-end world first in ATP history.

On January 22, 2017, in the fourth round of the Australian Open men's singles match, Murray lost 1-3 to Misha Zverev, who ranked 50th in the world, missed the quarterfinals, creating the worst record in the Australian Open in the past eight years. On June 9, 2017, in the men's singles semi-finals of the 2017 French Open, the number one seed and world number one Murray collapsed in the finals, and was reversed by No. 3 seed and 2015-year champion Wawrinka 7-6(6)/3-6/7-5/6-7(3)/1-6, and missed the finals. On July 12, in Wimbledon's men's singles quarter-finals, the top seed and defending champion Murray lost to No. 24 seed and American Cannon Querey 6-3, 4-6, 7-6 (4), 1-6, 1-6, and 1-6, and missed the semi-finals.

　　On January 11, 2019, Murray announced at a pre-match press conference in the Australian Open that he would choose to retire after Wimbledon in 2019. On August 21, 2019, the 2019 China Tennis Open announced the list of players in the main competition, with Murray being listed. ] On August 16, Murray said in an interview with the media that he would give up participating in the US Open doubles match on August 26 to concentrate on improving his singles level. On September 24, Murray defeated American player Sangling with a score of 6-3, 6-76, 6-1 in his debut in the ATP250 Zhuhai Tennis Championship, and won the first Tour singles victory after his comeback. On October 21, in the ATP250 Antwerps final, Murray finally defeated Wawrinka 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, breaking the 31-month championship drought and winning the 46th career championship.

Family Situation

Murray's mother is a former tennis player and former Scottish champion Judy, who represented Scotland in the 1981 World College Games. It was her enlightenment for Murray's tennis career, and later she also accompanied Murray to play everywhere. However, in 1997, Murray's mother suddenly ran away from home and then divorced his father. It was also that year that my mother no longer served as Murray's coach.

Murray's girlfriend Sears came from a tennis family, and her father Nigel Sears was once the coach of Hantuchuwa . On the US Online in 2005, Murray met Sears and the two began to fall in love. Murray had just started playing professional games at that time, and Sears was still in college. By 2013, the two had bought a house in London and lived together. Sears was naturally responsible for her boyfriend's daily life and also raised two dogs. In any match with Murray, Sears will always sit in the stands with Murray's mother Judy, with all the joys and sorrows moving with the people on the field.

Murray's grandmother Escan has always been incredible that her grandson can achieve such a result in tennis. When my grandmother went to see Murray's game a few years ago, he happened to lose. This made the superstitious Murray's mother extremely unhappy, and from then on, she ordered her grandmother to enter the field. Poor grandma can only watch Murray games in front of the TV now.

Wedding

British tennis star Murray, who won the 500th personal ATP victory in Miami in April 2015, held his wedding at a church in Dunbrand, Scotland. The bride is Kim Hills, the girlfriend he met at the US Open in 2005. She is the daughter of Nikil Hills, a famous British tennis coach who coached Ivanov from 2011 to 2013. By 2015, she was 27 years old with Murray.

Murray, who rarely laughs in public, smiles from beginning to end, Hills's wedding dress is covered with jewelry, while Murray himself wears a traditional Scottish dress.

Funny Anecdotes

Murray likes sushi. In order to train muscles, Murray has a period of time to eat 6 meals a day.He said that his record of eating sushi was that he had eaten 42 meals. Not entirely because of hunger, but also because sushi is rich in protein and contains less fat, which can help grow muscle.

Murray has two knees in nature. At the age of 16, Murray was diagnosed with a congenital bipartite patella, which means that most people's kneecaps are formed by ossification of a single cartilage, but in rare cases, such as Murray, the kneecaps consist of two bones and are connected only by fibrous tissue. Most people will never find that they have this problem in their lives. Only with high-intensity exercise like Murray can symptoms appear on their knees. Unfortunately, this is innate, and he can only fight knee aches for the rest of his life.

Murray likes boxing and watches boxing news or competitions almost every day. He felt that boxing and tennis were very similar. World-class boxing champions were not offensive. The victory of boxing matches only belonged to those who stood up.

Murray has a little habit of listening to music before the competition and wearing three pairs of socks during the competition.