Andy Murray receives guard of honour from Team GB after tennis retirement

3 Aug 2024 • 1:00 AM MYT
The Independent
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Andy Murray received a guard of honour from Team GB after his tennis career came to an end at the Paris Olympics.

Murray, 37, had hoped to retire with a fourth Olympic medal but his men’s doubles campaign with Dan Evans ended in the quarter-finals on Thursday night (1 August).

The pair were beaten 6-2 6-4 by American third seeds Taylor Fritz and Tommy Paul.

After the match, Murray waved a tearful goodbye to his fans as he left the court for the last time.

He later received a guard of honour from Team GB.

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