Andy Murray will have to continue his Wimbledon match against Stefanos Tsitsipas on Friday after an impressive comeback before the match was halted due to the curfew. Tsitsipas took the first set on a tiebreak, but Murray fought back and won the second set. In the third set, Murray broke Tsitsipas early and had three set points, eventually winning the set despite slipping and appearing to injure his groin.
The match was suspended at the end of the third set due to the curfew, and Murray needs just one more set to reach the third round. The article also mentions other Wimbledon matches and players’ performances, including Liam Broady’s victory over Casper Ruud and Katie Boulter’s win against Viktoriya Tomova.
Andy Murray is set to resume his Wimbledon match against Stefanos Tsitsipas on Friday after a thrilling turnaround before the game was interrupted by the 11 pm curfew. Initially, Tsitsipas took the first set in a tiebreak, putting Murray in a precarious position. However, Murray made a strong comeback, winning the crucial second-set decider. With the momentum on his side, Murray broke Tsitsipas early in the third set and had three set points. Despite a slip that seemed to cause a groin injury, Murray managed to seize the lead in the match as Tsitsipas hit a long shot, all while the atmosphere on Centre Court was electric. Unfortunately, the curfew brought an end to the third set, leading to the suspension of the match.
Murray, now requiring just one more set victory, will resume the game on Friday afternoon, aiming to secure a spot in the third round. The article also provides updates on other Wimbledon matches, including Liam Broady’s five-set triumph over Casper Ruud and Katie Boulter’s three-set win against Viktoriya Tomova.
Andy Murray’s Wimbledon match against Stefanos Tsitsipas will continue on Friday after a remarkable comeback by Murray was halted due to the 11 pm curfew. Tsitsipas initially took the lead by winning the first set in a tiebreak, putting Murray’s chances in jeopardy. However, Murray fought back fiercely, winning the crucial second-set decider.
Buoyed by his success, Murray broke Tsitsipas early in the third set and had three set points. Despite a slip that caused him to seemingly injure his groin, Murray managed to clinch the set and take the lead in the match as Tsitsipas made an error. The atmosphere on Centre Court was frenzied and electrifying.
Unfortunately, the match was suspended at the end of the third set due to the curfew, with Murray needing just one more set victory to advance to the third round. The article also provides updates on other Wimbledon matches, such as Liam Broady’s thrilling five-set victory over Casper Ruud and Katie Boulter’s advancement with a three-set win against Viktoriya Tomova.
