After a long time of injury treatment, Andy Murray has no longer retained the top form. Currently the Scottish player has fallen to 113th in the ATP. Recently, he still actively participated in tournaments, although the results were not really impressive.
At this time, Murray is present in France to attend Moselle Open – ATP 250 on the hard ground. Right from the opening round, the number one former world has faced a difficult challenge called Ugo Humbert – the player ranked No. 6 in the tournament. However, with his bravery and experience, Murray still won to win tickets.
In this match, the two players started firmly when successfully defending their serve games, thereby creating an attractive chase. However, the turning point has come at the decision time. Specifically, Humbert suddenly won the break in game 9, thereby closing Set 1 with a 6-4 victory.
After being led 0-1, Murray unexpectedly increased in the following 2 sets. Entering Set 2, the script in Set 1 continues to repeat when both players play firmly. However, at the end of the set, Murray is more brave when excellent to win the break in game 8. Set 2 closed with a score of 6-3 in favor of the world's No. 1.
After equalizing 1-1, Murray has a psychological advantage. The Scottish player plays very well in this set when there are 2 times breaking the opponent's gaming game at the beginning of the match to win the first 4 game circuit. In the rest of the set, Humbert could not turn the situation and accepted the racket with a 2-6 defeat.
In the end, Murray won 2-1 Humbert and won tickets to the second round of Moselle Open. Sharing about this victory, the number one former world shared: “I think I am not very good recently. However, my physical strength is still guaranteed.
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