Dialogue Times
Editor's Picks Sports

Murray lost respect for Stefanos

Andy Murray says he lost respect for Stefanos Tsitsipas.
Dialogue Times: Three Time Grand slam champion Andy Murray has said that he lost respect for Stefanos Tsitipas after the Greek World No 3 took multiple extended breaks at crucial time their first round US open Match.

Explore Beautiful Pakistan

Tripako
Visit Pakistan; Book Hotels & Trips


The pair contested for more than four hours in a five- Set thriller with Tsitipas finally prevailing 2-6 7-6 3-6 6-3 6-4 to advance to the second round at Flushing Meadows. Andy Murray became disappointed at that time when his opponent took too long break by went to Bath room and also spent time with the medical Doctor. It disappointed me, because of so much long break influenced the result of the Match, Murray told the reporters after the match.
I thought he is a great player and knows the value and spirit of the game, but I have no time and he lost respect and he fell from eye, because of this act, said, Murray. Tsitsipas who does not take breaks, but in the said game, he remained for seven minutes in bath room and then spent time with his medical Doctor. When the said things happened I sit with my councils but no one heard us that what was happening during the game by taking too breaks to disturb the rival in the game, Murray added. I was surprised upon these things happened in the game and I also requested to the concerned authority, but no action was taken against the said player, said Murray.


I felt and always thought that he is a great human being and players as well, but he lost that respect.

Related posts

New Apple iPhone 13 revealed with major upgrades!

Dialogue Times

The COP23 climate change summit in Bonn and why it matters

Dialogue Times

Boris Johnson’s maskless cabinet meeting garners backlash!

Dialogue Times

Former British Ambassador Unshuts on Afghanistan Issue

Dialogue Times

Pakistan remain Banned

Dialogue Times

Dialogue with Inam Rana

Dialogue Times

Leave a Comment

Dialogue Times uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Accept Read More