Murray doubtful for French Open

 

Murray's career has been blighted by injuries

 

Andy Murray is a doubt for the French Open after injuring his wrist in the first round of the Hamburg Masters.

 

The British number one was leading Italian Filippo Volandri 5-1 and serving for the first set when he suffered the injury to his right wrist.

 

Murray, who turned 20 on Tuesday, had it strapped by the tournament trainer but had to quit two points later and went straight to hospital for a scan.

 

The French Open, the second Grand Slam of the season, starts on 27 May.

 

Murray, the ninth seed, was desperate to kick-start his clay court campaign after missing Monte Carlo with a back injury and suffering a first-round defeat in Rome last week.

 

He won the first three games without dropping a point and broke Volandri three times in surging to within one game of taking the set.

 

However, he seemed to jar his wrist as he played a routine forehand before dropping his racquet and crying out in pain.

 

He returned after a 10-minute break but crumpled altogether following his next attempted forehand.

 

The injury-prone Murray has only completed one match on the ATP Tour since reaching the semi-finals of the Miami Masters Series in March.

 

Volandri will go on to face Jose Acasuso of Argentina after he beat Spain's Guillermo Garcia-Lopez 6-3 6-4 in an earlier match on Tuesday.

 

 

 

again omg!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and its his birthday today noooooooooooooooooo

Murray doubtful for French Open

 

Murray's career has been blighted by injuries

 

Andy Murray is a doubt for the French Open after injuring his wrist in the first round of the Hamburg Masters.

 

The British number one was leading Italian Filippo Volandri 5-1 and serving for the first set when he suffered the injury to his right wrist.

 

Murray, who turned 20 on Tuesday, had it strapped by the tournament trainer but had to quit two points later and went straight to hospital for a scan.

 

The French Open, the second Grand Slam of the season, starts on 27 May.

 

Murray, the ninth seed, was desperate to kick-start his clay court campaign after missing Monte Carlo with a back injury and suffering a first-round defeat in Rome last week.

 

He won the first three games without dropping a point and broke Volandri three times in surging to within one game of taking the set.

 

However, he seemed to jar his wrist as he played a routine forehand before dropping his racquet and crying out in pain.

 

He returned after a 10-minute break but crumpled altogether following his next attempted forehand.

 

The injury-prone Murray has only completed one match on the ATP Tour since reaching the semi-finals of the Miami Masters Series in March.

 

Volandri will go on to face Jose Acasuso of Argentina after he beat Spain's Guillermo Garcia-Lopez 6-3 6-4 in an earlier match on Tuesday.

 

 

 

again omg!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and its his birthday today noooooooooooooooooo

 

i'm so sorry for Murray.....Volandri has been so lucky this time....

Men's Tennis - :snore:

 

Woman's Tennis - :wink3:

tough luck for murray. He happens to be one of my favorite young players, and i wish him the best. Hope he recovers soon

he is my fav and i wish him the best!!!

its shame he cant go to rg

Woman's Tennis - :wink3:

when plays Maria Sharapova....:P

when plays Maria Sharapova....:P

 

And Hantuchova!!:P

And Hantuchova!!:P

she is much more nicer in real life than on the court trust me!!!

 

 

I would pick Sharapova too like the italian noob

she is much more nicer in real life than on the court trust me!!!

 

 

I would pick Sharapova too like the italian noob

 

And definitely not Kuznetzova, Safina, Jankovic and Serena Williams, who are all mingers!!:P