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Following his defeat with partner Dan Evans in the Olympic men’s doubles quarter-finals, Andy Murray has retired from professional tennis after nearly two decades on the circuit. This ends a storied career in which he won three grand slam singles titles (including two Wimbledon championships), reached world number one, won…

After three Grand Slam titles, UK tennis legend Andy Murray, 37, officially retired from the sport on Thursday after losing in the Paris Olympics, closing the door on a stellar yet injury-laden career.

Murray’s final match was a 6-2 6-4 loss to Taylor Fritz and Tommy Paul alongside Dan Evans at the Olympics.

August 1, 2024 marked the end of Andy Murray's tennis career as the Scottish superstar tasted defeat in the men's doubles quarter-finals at the…

Andy Murray bowed out in Paris at the end of a long, arduous career and quipped on X: ‘Never even liked tennis anyway’

Spinal cyst threatened to end Murray’s career but he recovered to final appearances at Wimbledon and Olympics

The prime minister Sir Keir Starmer led the tributes to Sir Andy Murray after his tennis career ended at the Olympics

Andy Murray has wasted no time changing his tune on the sport that made him a three-time Grand Slam winner and Scotland's national treasure.

The British icon went down fighting in his final match in the quarter-finals of the men’s doubles at the Olympic Games