Andy Murray: Top 50 ATP Points!

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[FootFaultTennis]

I've never been one to get emotionally connected to sports people or celebs, but ANDY MURRAY makes you feel things 🥲

[Japan_Mountain]

Murray's backhand, tennis IQ, and tenacity were the very strengths and appeal of his tennis.
It is very sad to think that we will not be able to see him play anymore, but I would like to express my heartfelt thanks and appreciation to Murray for playing to the limit.

[xczzer]

Even though he is not as successful as the Big 3, his achievements are the closest to the Big 3 possible. 11 Grand Slam final appearances, with 3 of them being won by him. Ranked No.1 in the world for 41 weeks. 46 ATP titles won. He could have won a lot more if it wasn’t for the Big 3 and his injuries. He was unbeatable in his prime. So let’s all appreciate his career in tennis, and he will forever be cherished in memories. Long live Andy ❤

[Tiziown]

I know you couldn't include it because you don't have grand slam rights, but the point against Kokkinakis at AO23 where he managed to get back like 3 or 4 smashes one after the other is a #1 contender.

[Gmoz]

The shot on match point down will always be my favourite. Ridiculous drop shot

[coaojardoso]

A legendary career, that will be forever engraved in history. Proud to call myself Andy Murray’s fan until the end ♥️

[jovan]

Given the competition in which he played he built a great career!!!❤

[timtam]

There's a serious case to be made for Murray being the biggest fighter ever in the history of the sport. Even aging and playing with a metal hip, he never backed down and always fought from the first point to the last. One of the most admirable players in the sport and an absolute legend.

[ChorltonOutlaw]

Love this - I feel bad for people who never got to see him in his prime (pre 30 years old and the big injury)

[nathanroman]

My favorite player for many years… legend of the game!

[alauda-pc]

Because he did not retire at the time of his injury, his lifetime winning percentage dropped from ninth to 17th all-time. But, his hard work in recovering from injury must have impressed many tennis fans. What a legend. Thank you, Sir Andy.

[marklivechannel]

Спасибо, сэр Энди за эмоции, которые Вы нам дарили!

[davidbrims]

People forget that Andy Murray was in 11 grand slam finals

[DanColley]

He did some pretty ridiculous things on a tennis court. The combination of genius IQ and unbelievable hands created some of the most nuanced points ever!

[santiagoc]

Well, I was expecting some rallies with Tommy Robredo, those were so good as well

[TraeBeneck]

I queued up a video of Murray's point against Kokkinakis to watch immediately after this video because we all know that's the true #1

[ChorltonOutlaw]

Such a shame he got such a big injury when he was at his peak - would have got a few more majors but still an incredible career for my favourite tennis player

[dayostical]

That was quick. Almost like you guys were waiting for him to lose 😄. But seriously, Murray has a lot of memorable moments and he'll be missed on Tour.

[florisbokx]

Remember that these points are not even from grand slams

[sops]

Amazing career for kids in Britain, possibly the best in LTA history!