We left Andy Murray in the middle of summer, out in the sun in Paris. After being defeated in the quarterfinals of the men’s doubles of the Olympic Games, on the clay court of Roland-Garros, the Scotsman played the last match of his long career, interrupted by injuries. In tears, the two-time Wimbledon champion finished the French crowd high.
Speaking of shouting, Andy Murray should receive a few more, away from the tennis courts. On Tuesday, he revealed that he will visit theaters next summer, in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Hammersmith and, in Wimbledon, the day before the start of the Grand Slam tournament, in a show called “Center Stage”. The first tickets will be on sale from Thursday.
The point, explained by Gazzetta dello Sport : Murray will be on stage where a screen behind him will project images of his work. Viewers will see Murray explain what he did, with never-before-seen stories told by the Scot himself. “After I retired, I wanted to try different things,” explained the former world No. 1. I think no tennis player has done this before, so for me it’s very difficult. I hope the fans will enjoy seeing me in this new situation. »