37-year-old NO.1 Murray officially announced his withdrawal from Wimbledon: he will undergo spinal cyst surgery and his participation in the Olympics is doubtful

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2024-06-23 20:32Posted in Jiangxi Sports Creators

On June 23, Beijing time, the 37-year-old two-time Wimbledon champion and former world No. 1 Murray officially announced that he would withdraw from this year's Wimbledon tournament and that he would undergo spinal cyst surgery.

Nadal has already announced his retirement from Wimbledon this year to prepare for the Paris Olympics, where he will compete in Olympic singles and doubles, especially with Alcaraz. As for whether Djokovic will withdraw from Wimbledon this year, there is no clear information yet, and he is likely to miss due to injury.

The 37-year-old has announced his retirement from Wimbledon this year, having won Wimbledon twice and once topped the world number one, and is known as the fourth big man after Feynard.

Murray reached a career milestone of 1,000 matches in the previous ATP 500 event, with a career record of 739 wins and 261 losses.

However, Murray suffered another injury, and he will undergo spinal cyst surgery, which is also the third time Murray has undergone surgery in six years, making him on the verge of retirement.

It is worth mentioning that Murray previously announced that he will participate in his fifth Olympic Games, and he is the first player in tennis history to win two singles gold medals at the Olympics, having won back-to-back singles gold medals at the London 2012 Olympics and the Rio 2016 Olympics.

But now that Murray has undergone surgery, there are doubts about his ability to compete in the Paris Olympics.

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