Andy Murray sends Tokyo Olympics warning to Novak Djokovic - 'I like the conditions'

Andy Murray has sent out a warning to his rivals including world No 1 Novak Djokovic as he admitted to liking the conditions in Tokyo. The Brit is gearing up for a bid to win a third successive gold medal at the Olympics in the men’s singles.
Murray won gold in front of a jubilant home crowd at London 2012, beating Roger Federer in the final.
He then retained his Olympic title in Rio with a gruelling four-set win over Argentina’s Juan Martin del Potro
The former world No 1 is the only male tennis player to win gold in the men’s singles at two consecutive Olympics.
And now he is showing signs of confidence ahead of an attempt to win an unprecedented third straight gold medal.
Ahead of his first round match against Canada’s Felix Auger Aliassime, he said: “I do like the conditions here in terms of how the court plays and everything.


