Andy Murray’s record breaking three-hour-and-twenty-minute win over Kei Nishikori has brightened up the ATP Finals. Spectators at the O2 Arena was treated to an array of spectacular play from both players.
The triumph of the world No.1 wasn’t the only spectacle on Wednesday. Stan Wawrinka held his nerve to down Marin Cilic in straight sets and knock him out of contention for a place in the semifinals.
Ubaldo Scanagatta discusses what Murray’s and Wawrinka’s victories mean for the future of the John McEnroe group and what tennis fans should expect to see within the coming days.
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Andy Murray’s record breaking three-hour-and-twenty-minute win over Kei Nishikori has brightened up the ATP Finals. Spectators at the O2 Arena was treated to an array of spectacular play from both players.The triumph of the world No.1 wasn’t the only spectacle on Wednesday. Stan Wawrinka held his nerve to down Marin Cilic in straight sets and knock him out of contention for a place in the semifinals.Ubaldo Scanagatta discusses what Murray’s and Wawrinka’s victories mean for the future of the John McEnroe group and what tennis fans should expect to see within the coming days.
