Andy Murray reveals that he wants to win multiple titles before retiring, but also noted that he has other goals in mind to achieve. Murray, 35, has not won an ATP title since he beat Stan Wawrinka in the 2019 Antwerp final.
This week in Doha, Murray scored several notable victories by saving three first round match points en route to beating former world number 21 Lorenzo Sonego. After beating Sonego, Murray also beat 2020 US Open runner-up Alexander Zverev in a thriller.
On Thursday, Murray defeated Alexandre Muller in the Doha quarterfinals 4-6, 6-1, 6-2.
Murray: I want to win several titles
«I want to win multiples. I mean, obviously I would love to win one, but I have goals to achieve more than that.»
I feel like these last few weeks are a step in the right direction, and if I continue to play and compete like now, I’ll have, you know, not just a chance to win a title, but I’ll have a better chance of doing it in this last stage of my life. career.
Yeah, I’m putting myself in a position now, you know, to do that in the last two games, and of course, the players that are still in the tournament, it’s not going to be easy. With each one of these wins, I’m going to build more and more confidence and, you know, I hope to continue to start matches a little bit quicker, a little bit better for it.
I’m sure there will be some easier or quicker wins to come, and I’m sure there will also be the occasional loss that’s quick,” Murray said in Doha, according to Sportskeeda. Meanwhile, it’s been a positive start to the season for Murray. At the Australian Open, Murray posted back-to-back five-set wins over Matteo Berrettini and Thanasi Kokkinakis.
It’s no secret that Murray wants to make at least one more deep Grand Slam run before retiring and his result in Australia has certainly boosted his confidence.
