“I feel good – my fitness is better than ever,” says Andy Murray
Andy Murray says he’s “in better shape than ever” before trying to get his career going again at Queen’s this week.
The former world number one has had a terrible injured time since being struck in his glory with a hip injury a few years ago.
He has made several unsuccessful attempts to return to full-time tennis, but he really believes he can still do it – and he may be closer than ever.
“For the past few years, when I’ve been asked, ‘How are you feeling?’ I’ve said, ‘Yes, I feel good,” Murray told the Guardian. “And then something happens.
“[But] yes i feel good! I want to be fit and playable, and I think I will too.
“My team and the physios and doctors feel like it will be me. I’m looking forward to playing at Wimbledon again, in front of an audience. I missed that.
“All of the physical tests I did in December that recently showed that my fitness is better than ever.
“But injuries or pain affect your ability to compete. The reason I do all the work and keep myself in top shape is that when I overcome the worst of these problems, I can still compete at the highest level. “
