Murray’s Final Serve: Focus on Doubles at Paris Olympics

Two-time Olympic gold medallist Andy Murray plans to focus on doubles instead of singles at the Paris Games due to fitness concerns. Having recently undergone spinal surgery, he aims to retire after this tournament. Murray’s decision emphasizes his partnership with Dan Evans in pursuit of a medal.

Two-time Olympic gold medallist Andy Murray announced he is unlikely to compete in the singles competition at the Paris Games due to fitness issues and will prioritize the doubles, marking the final tournament of his career.

Murray, who missed the singles in his last Wimbledon appearance after spinal surgery, is entered in both singles and doubles in Paris alongside Dan Evans. The 37-year-old must decide whether to play singles before Thursday's draw but has expressed doubts.

Murray won singles gold at London 2012 and Rio 2016, and holds a mixed doubles silver from London. The three-time Grand Slam winner confirmed he would retire after the Paris Games, deeming it the right moment to bow out after hip surgery revived his career in 2019.