Wimbledon: Andy Murray questions future after SW19 exit: Is it worth it?
Murray’s Wimbledon journey came to an end on Friday following the former world number one’s 6-4 6-2 6-2 loss to 10th seed Denis Shapovalov on Centre Court.
Making his first appearance in the main draw since he was the defending champion at Wimbledon in 2017, Murray’s career has been devastated by injuries.
Murray underwent hip resurfacing in 2019 but the three-time grand slam champion has continued to be plagued by fitness problems.
After suffering his earliest Wimbledon exit since 2005, Murray was in a downbeat mood as he was left to ponder his next move.
“It was great playing in front of the crowds again,” the 34-year-old said. “I got amazing support here. I’m very thankful for that. Something I have missed. It kind of reminds you why you do all of the work and everything.
“But then, on the flip side of that, the positive part is getting through the matches and feeling OK physically and not getting injured.
