Andy Murray may be a three-time Grand Slam champ, a knight of the realm, and the saviour of British tennis, but make no mistake—he’s also a full-time king of deadpan comedy. In a recent press conference, when asked how he felt after yet another grueling match, he blinked, sighed, and said, “Old. Very old.” The room laughed. He didn’t. Classic Andy.
You see, while other tennis stars are out there chasing brands and building skincare lines, Andy’s too busy bulldozing through matches on a hip made of titanium and pure Scottish spite. Seriously—this man has more comebacks than the Spice Girls.
So, to the ever-curious Google searchers:
“Is Andy Murray still playing?” Yep. And he’s still doing it with the energy of a man who’s just happy not to be on the physio table. One leg, half a hip, zero excuses—Andy’s still out here dropping F-bombs and forehands in equal measure.
“What happened to his hip?” Oh, just a little thing called a resurfacing surgery, which basically means they replaced part of his skeleton and he still came back swinging. Not just for fun, but to WIN matches. Tell me that’s not Terminator behavior.
“Is he still married?” Yes, and we all know Kim Sears is the real MVP. She’s survived years of tour life, raised four children, and still looks unbothered when Andy yells at his own shoes mid-match.
And while he’s not hoarding Grand Slams these days, he’s mentoring younger players, campaigning for equal prize money, and moonlighting as a hilarious grump who gives the best interviews on tour. Dry? Yes. Iconic? Absolutely.
If tennis had a sitcom, Andy wouldn’t just be the main character—he’d be the writer, the punchline, and the guy mumbling sarcastic gold in the background.
He’s not just fighting through injuries. He’s aging like a fine Scottish whisky—a bit stiff, still strong, and absolutely worth keeping around.
