![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/andy-murray-makes-brutal-assessment-of-why-he-has-struggled-since-wimbledon/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/1_Rolex-Paris-Masters-Day-One.jpg&description=The two-time Wimbledon winner hasn't won a major tournament since undergoing hip surgery in 2019 and ended his season with a disappointing first-round defeat at the Paris MastersAndy Murray was brutal with his assessment after losing in the Paris Masters first-roundAndy Murray was brutal with the assessment of his performance after finishing his season with a shock first-round defeat at the Paris Masters. The former world No.1 broke back into the top 50 this season after reaching two ATP Tour finals in the first half of the year. However, after suffering a second-round defeat at this year's Wimbledon the British star said he has made some key training mistakes. "I just think the reality is I need to work harder," he told the Metro. "I've not really done much since the US Open, like, physically in the gym, or anything. Andy Murray addresses Emma Raducanu's priority amid her ongoing injury woes "I've done, you know, very, very little. And that's off the back of not doing a training period off the back of Wimbledon. Maybe one of the mistakes that I made was like playing Newport (a minor tournament after Wimbledon). I could have done a training block there to get in the heat and prepare better for the summer. "'From an endurance perspective, that's something that, for a large part of my career, I kind of pride myself on – being there right to the end of the matches, and being able to maintain a high level physically. "I haven't done that at all since… well in any of the tournaments since Wimbledon really, except New York. That needs to change." Andy Murray highlighted his fitness for the reason as a shock defeat at the Paris Masters ( Getty Images) Murray's defeat in Paris could have been very different as he served for the match against 37-year-old Gilles Simon. However, playing in his final tournament the retiring Frenchman came back to win 4-6, 7-5, 6-3 in a match which lasted just under three hours. The British star lost four straight games when serving for the matc){kind=link}
The two-time Wimbledon winner hasn’t won a major tournament since undergoing hip surgery in 2019 and ended his season with a disappointing first-round defeat at the Paris Masters
Andy Murray was brutal with the assessment of his performance after finishing his season with a shock first-round defeat at the Paris Masters.
The former world No.1 broke back into the top 50 this season after reaching two ATP Tour finals in the first half of the year. However, after suffering a second-round defeat at this year’s Wimbledon the British star said he has made some key training mistakes.
“I just think the reality is I need to work harder,” he told the Metro. “I’ve not really done much since the US Open, like, physically in the gym, or anything.
“I’ve done, you know, very, very little. And that’s off the back of not doing a training period off the back of Wimbledon. Maybe one of the mistakes that I made was like playing Newport (a minor tournament after Wimbledon). I could have done a training block there to get in the heat and prepare better for the summer.