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Andy Murray Quotes

Andy Murray
( Photo credit: Art Seitz ©2009 )


February 01 , 2010: "I congratulate Roger on all of his accomplishments, and to keep it doing it year after year is incredible and tonight he was a lot better than me. I can cry like Roger; it's just a shame I can't play like him."
— Bitterly disappointed Andy Murray, choking on his words at the trophy presentation after he failed to convert five sets points in the thrilling 13-11 tiebreaker of his 6-3, 6-4, 7-6 loss to Roger Federer in the Australian Open final.

April 26 , 2009: "Malaria is completely preventable and stoppable but yet it still kills more children in Africa than any other single disease. We can radically change this, it is a huge opportunity, and I'm urging the UK public to help save a life and get behind Malaria No More UK, a truly world-changing and life-saving initiative."
— Andy Murray on why he chose a campaign to combat malaria, which threatens half the world's population, as his first global charity.
September 2 , 2007: "Everybody hated Ali at the start; they called him cocky and arrogant and whatever else you want to call him. He believed he was the best. I don't have a problem with someone sounding cocky and arrogant. If you want to say 'I'm the best and I'm going to beat this guy, and you do, then that's fine.' It's a different story if you don't."
— Andy Murray,a rising 20-year-old tennis star from Scotland, talking to SI.com.
2005: "There's my Mom making an idiot of herself."
— Andy Murray, 18, spotting his irrepressible mother, Judy Erskine, on a monitor while he was being interviewed at the 2005 Wimbledon Championships.


 






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