Scot will play at a Challenger event in Bordeaux next weekAndy Murray will return from injury at next week’s ATP Challenger Tour event in Bordeaux.The former world number one has been sidelined for seven weeks by the serious ankle ligament damage he suffered during a third-round loss to Tomas Machac at the Miami Open in March and it was announced on Wednesday that Murray had taken a wild card into the Geneva Open beginning on May 25.

As the Brit praised Rafa's "quick thinking", the lefty asserted Murray is the only player to approach the "same level" as the Big 3 during their careers.

Tennis fans have taken to social media to urge Andy Murray against retirement after he praised Rafael Nadal.Murray is set to play at an ATP Challenger event in Bordeaux next

Rafael Nadal has entertained fans for close to two decades with his relentless passion for the game. While it is a part of every player's career, it is not easy for either the players or the fans to admit that the time has come to walk away from the sport.

In a short period on Thursday, Rafael Nadal appeared like a tired player close to retirement. He struggled with his shots, made more mistakes than usual, and couldn’t keep up in rallies. However, he then showed his classic form,

Continue reading Former world No 1 Murray took to X to break down Nadal’s quick thinking as he wrote: “I think the best athletes/players are the quickest thinkers and this is perfect illustration of this.

For a brief stretch on Thursday, Rafael Nadal looked every bit of a weary 37-year-old player nearing retirement.