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Murray confirms Olympics will be his ‘last ever tennis tournament’
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ANDY MURRAY has confirmed he will retire after the Olympics, saying Paris 2024 will be his “last-ever tennis tournament.”
It had been widely expected that the 37-year-old Scot would call time on his career after the Games, as he looked to go out at the top.
Murray was recently robbed of a Wimbledon farewell in the singles after he had surgery on a spinal cyst just a week before the tournament began.
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