The tennis world recently dealt with a huge disappointment as Rafael Nadal stepped back from his participation at the Australian Open. While the retro fans were counting on Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray to carry the long-built legacy, it seems like another hit is underway.

The excitement levels of the fans experienced a great drop as Andy Murray lost his opening match in Melbourne. As the 36-year-old has been considering his age as a parameter for his declining performance, he recently dropped a disappointing hint.

Andy Murray drops a major hint at his last Australian Open presence

In a recent press conference at the Australian Open, tennis legend Andy Murray revealed that the ongoing Australian Open might be the last time he plays in Melbourne. The big-four tennis legend expressed an uncertain future in the sport, stating, “There is a definite possibility that’ll be the last time I play here.”

As Murray dropped a major hint at his last season playing the Australian Open, it is still uncertain to predict if he will be staying to finish up this season’s major tours. Now that the tennis world is aware of what Murray has in mind, enjoying his remaining matches is the best fans can do.

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Hours before Andy Murray hinted at his last year in Melbourne, tennis legend John McEnroe came forward with a similar analysis. Comparing his past to Murray’s current situation, McEnroe talked about his deep thoughts.

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John McEnroe relates to Murray’s current situation

As Murray’s diminished performance has been evident with his recent stats, John McEnroe drew a verdict of being in a similar situation that the 36-year-old is currently in. The tennis legend highlighted the difficulty faced by Murray in accepting the current rankings, stating, “It’s hard for Andy to continue at No. 44 in the world, as this is one of the greatest players of the last 15 years.”

Continuing his analysis of Murray’s current situation, McEnroe added, “He thinks he can get one big run or a big chance. Maybe playing Novak or Rafa in the semis of a Major. He’s been in 11 Grand Slam finals, Andy Murray. At the end of my career, it was hard to accept you weren’t the player you once were. Deep down, I think he thinks that he can still do it.” Now that the tennis star has made a statement himself, it still remains to be seen how long he sticks to the game.

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