Murray Calls Life At The US Open As Chaos

Written by: Bob Larson Tennis on 4th September 2013

Murray Calls Life At The US Open As Chaos

epa03849876 Andy Murray of Great Britain reacts after losing a point to Denis Istomin of Uzbekistan during their match on the ninth day of the 2013 US Open Tennis Championship at the USTA National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, New York, USA, 03 September 2013. The US Open runs through Monday 09 September, a 15-day schedule for the first time. EPA/JASON DECROW |

Andy Murray cannot help but contrast the calm ambience of Wimbledon to the chaos and noise of the US Open.

But as current holder of both grand slam titles, the third seed at Flushing Meadows has learned to accept both in his stride. With the occasional jet flying overhead and constant buzz and chatter on the ground – not to mention full-on yelling at some of the more rowdy and alcohol-fuelled night sessions – the Open is by far the most “animated” of the majors.

But Murray can’t be bothered to get worked up over a situation which he knows will never change. “At this tournament on all of the big courts it’s very different to Wimbledon. But it’s something that you need to enjoy about the tournament. It’s quite loud. There’s always noise during the points.”

Murray said that constant talking around all courts also comes with the New York territory. “Whereas at Wimbledon it’s pretty much silence. It’s a different atmosphere (Here), and one that I enjoy when I came here the first time as a kid playing the juniors. You just have to get used to it each time you come back. All of the slams are very, very different atmospheres.”

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