

US Open 2022 is not too far from the start now. Tennis stars all over the world have geared up for the last Grand Slam of the year. As the date comes closer, the prediction game has also begun. Speaking about the tournament, former world number 1 Andy Murray has high expectations from his compatriot, Emma Raducanu and Cameron Norrie.
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Here’s what he said about their chances in the US Open.
Murray believes Emma Raducanu and Cameron Norrie will have a good US Open
Speaking about the chances of fellow British tennis players, the former world number 1 expects them to do well in the tournament.
Speaking about the US Open defending champion Emma Raducanu, Murray said, “I think she played really well last week. I think the balls that they use over here help. They’re a lot lighter – that allows her to get a little bit more on her shots and serve, and she seemed like she enjoyed the conditions last week. I’d imagine with them being quick here as well in New York that she’ll enjoy them. I’d her expect her to play well next week.”
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Further, he also expected world number 9 Cameron Norrie to do well in the tournament. “I think he probably prefers the court slightly slower, but certainly, the heat and humidity is a positive for him and the ball bouncing and jumping a lot can help certain parts of his game,” Murray added.
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US Open draw for Andy Murray
The Briton will be happy with his draw, as it has no big names in the first two rounds. The 35-year-old will start his campaign against 24th seed Francisco Cerundolo. Further, he might play against the winner between John Millman or wildcard Emilio Nava.

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Oct 10, 2021; Indian Wells, CA, USA; Andy Murray (GBR) hits a shot during his second round match against Carlos Alcaraz (ESP) in the BNP Paribas Open at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden. Mandatory Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY Sports
Andy Murray will look forward to rediscovering his past self in the last Grand Slam of the year. With a relatively lighter draw, the 35-year-old might go deeper in the tournament.
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