Andy Murray withdraws from Olympic tennis singles and will only play doubles at the Paris Games
Olympic tennis gold medalist Andy Murray pulled out of singles at the Paris Games on Thursday and only will compete in doubles with Dan Evans.
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Murray, a 37-year-old from Britain, has said these Olympics will be the final event of his career.
He's dealt with a series of injuries, including a hip replacement in 2019, and most recently needed surgery last month to remove a cyst from his spine.
Murray pulled out of singles at Wimbledon this month and played one match in doubles alongside his older brother, Jamie.
«I've take the decision to withdraw from the singles to concentrate on the doubles with Dan. Our practice has been great and we're playing well together,» Murray said Thursday. «Really looking forward to getting started and representing GB one more time.»
His withdrawal announcement came shortly before the draw for the Olympics tennis tournament. Play begins Saturday.
Murray won singles gold medals at London in 2012 and Rio de Janeiro in 2016, making him the only tennis player with two.
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