Despite his superb health, Andy Murray does not want to participate in Great Britain’s Davis Cup Finals campaign because of the intense battle for spots on the team.
Cameron Norrie and Dan Evans, both ranked in the top 25, are part of the British squad, as are Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski, the first and third-ranked men’s doubles players in the world.
The former world number one, Andy Murray, is currently ranked 43rd in the world after struggling to return to top form following two hip operations.
In 2015, Murray led Britain to their first Davis Cup championship in 79 years.
The 35-year-old told reporters on Tuesday, “I don’t expect to play.” Those of us who made it this far should all have a shot at competing.
Even if I don’t get any game time, I have faith that whoever does represent us will do a fantastic job and bring home victories.
What you can do is focus on being a good teammate.
To add insult to injury, Murray said he wished he hadn’t decided to sit out the 2021 tournament.
This month, Murray was eliminated from the US Open in the third round. “I was fatigued and I wasn’t sure if it was something that I necessarily wanted to continuously be connected with,” he said.
To which she replies, “But as soon as I put on the matches and started watching, I thought: ‘What am I doing? I feel great right now physically, but this was a huge mistake.
British forces will launch their offensive against the United States later on Wednesday, and I feel better than I have in a long time. When the group stage concludes in November in Malaga, the best eight teams will move on to the knockout stages.
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