British tennis star Andy Murray bounces back from an ankle injury at the ATP Challenger in Bordeaux.
Three-time Grand Slam champion Murray dominated his match against world number 219 Kyrian Quaket, leading 7-5, 2-0 before the Frenchman withdrew due to a left appendix injury.
Reflecting on his performance, Murray expressed his satisfaction with his return, acknowledging the challenges of returning from injury and adapting to a new racket.
The match marked Murray’s first competitive appearance since damaging a tendon in his left ankle at the Miami Open in March, his final professional season in doubt for the upcoming French Open.
Despite initial concerns, Murray’s recovery far exceeded expectations, crediting his success to rigorous rehabilitation and the unwavering commitment of his support team.
With confidence in his physical condition, Murray is looking forward to the next round, where he will face Gregoire Barrere in the round of 16 with renewed optimism and determination.
Looking ahead, Murray emphasized his desire to compete at Roland Garros, the importance of the tournament despite its historical challenges, and his love for clay.
Murray’s incredible journey continues to inspire fans around the world as he strives to repeat his past achievements and pursue his tennis dreams.
