Wimbledon 2017: Andy Murray ease to second round by defeating Alexander Bublik
3 July 2017 3:03 PM GMT
Andy Murray countered with his own defensive game and took advantage of his opponent's errors.
Andy Murray, who lost in the first round at Queen's last month, showed no ill effects from an injury that caused him to call off two days of practice last week. (Photo: AP)
London: Defending champion Andy Murray of Britain fought off a nagging left hip injury and a half-hour rain delay to beat Alexander Bublik 6-1, 6-4, 6-2 in the opening round of Wimbledon.
Murray, who lost in the first round at Queen's last month, showed no ill effects from an injury that caused him to call off two days of practice last week.
The 134th-ranked Bublik, from Kazakhstan, was playing in his seventh tour-level match. His eccentric style, built on slices and drop shots, seemed as though it could test Murray's mobility.
Murray countered with his own defensive game and took advantage of his opponent's errors. Bublik had 35 unforced errors to Murray's 10 and had 12 double-faults.
( Source : AP )
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