Summary
Andy
Murray, the British number one tennis player, is through to the final 32 with
relative ease. Murray will play Tommy Robredo in the next round, an opponent he
should be able to beat. The biggest surprise was the defeat of Roger Federer,
who is now out of the tournament and therefore not able to defend his title and
Rafael Nadal’s defeat in the first round. Murray won his first and second set
6-3 to an opponent who has beaten him in the 2008 Olympics. In the third set
Murray lost his first match point at 5-4 but finally took the third set, and
with it the match, 7-5.
My opinion
Andy Murray
has been the only serious British challenger for the English Grand Slam
tournament in a very long time, the British people feel like he is destined to
be the first ever British Wimbledon winner. If there ever was a big chance,
this is it. Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer are out of the tournament and also
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga has been eliminated. Now, Andy Murray is the favourite to
win this year’s Wimbledon after he won the 2012 Olympic tennis tournament in
Wimbledon. The only one who can stop him now I think is Novak Djokovic, the
current number one.
Bibliography
Newbery, P. (2013, June 26).
Andy Murray beats Yen-Hsun Lu at Wimbledon 2013. Retrieved June 27,
2013, from BBC Sport: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/tennis/23066798
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