'That's no way to go out,' said Jordan Thompson after being handed victory by Murray, who was struggling to serve and retired after only five games
'That's no way to go out,' said Jordan Thompson after being handed victory by Murray, who was struggling to serve and retired after only five gamesfor perhaps the last time in the worst possible fashion, limping out of the second round with a back injury after just five games.He admitted afterwards he had “felt better” but gave little indication that he would not be able to compete with Australia’s Jordan Thompson, only to pull up during the warm-up while serving.
“I hope that’s not his last match but I’m sure it won’t be. I’m sure he can hang around one more time.”
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