British tennis star Andy Murray has given the world one of the most incredible sporting stories in recent years. Against all odds, the Scot has fought against injuries and returned, and is looking better and better on the court each day.  

Recently, the two-time Olympic gold medalist was praised by another familiar face on the Tour, Grigor Dimitrov. The Bulgarian ace is highly impressed with the way Andy has been competing over the past few months. 

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Andy Murray keeps fighting against all odds

At the Australian Open 2019, Murray played against Roberto Bautista Agut in the first round and lost. Back then, Murray had announced that he would need hip surgery and that it could be his last match on the Tour, ever. It was an emotional affair and the Australian Open paid tribute to one of the true greats of our generation. To see him now, compete in Melbourne again is truly a treat for any tennis fan, including Dimitrov. 

Dimitrov spoke on this topic and stated, “May he wasn’t ready to say goodbye. I knew there was a big portion of him wanted to try everything possible to come back. He’s not one of the guys who would give up and say I’m done. It’s extraordinary what he’s able to do after that. I saw him moving on the court, yes it’s exactly not the same, it’s staggering. Honestly, it’s amazing for me to see. I think for everybody, not just for me.”

Grigor Dimitrov is a huge admirer of the Scottish player 

Grigor feels that it’s highly motivating to see what Andy has been able to do. The dedication and commitment are simply amazing. 

The 30-year-old further added, “You have to put yourself out there every day and the procedure you have to go through. He has to spend 3-4 hours every day just to take care. To have a family, kids and to balance that act is amazing… For the moment, we can admire what he’s able to do.”

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Both players are still alive in the Australian Open 2022. Grigor has his second-round match against Benoit Paire and Andy will be facing Taro Daniel. We wish all players the best of luck for the matches ahead. 

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