By Chris Oddo | @TheFanChild | Sunday May 21, 2023

Andy Murray, who just lately received a challenger title at Aix-En-Provence, has elected to name it quits on the clay season. The three-time Grand Slam champion has withdrawn from Roland-Garros, and goals to deal with resting, recovering and getting ready for the upcoming grass court docket season.

Murray went 5-4 on clay this season throughout all ranges, however didn't win a single match at tour-level.

After his first-round loss at Rome to Fabio Fognini, the 2016 Roland-Garros runner-up admitted that he was not sure if he needed to speculate the time in going to Paris, when his finest probabilities at doing one thing particular could be at Wimbledon.

Andy Murray withdraws from French Open to be able to deal with Wimbledon https://t.co/ukySL7ivOm

— The Guardian (@guardian) May 21, 2023

“I’ll need to have a chat with [my] team and see what the best thing to do is,” Murray informed he UK Guardian. “It’s just what the right thing is to prioritize at this stage in my career. I trust my body now, but I’m aware that my best chance of having a deep run is more likely to happen at Wimbledon.”

Since talking these phrases, Murray misplaced 6-3, 6-0 to Stan Wawrinka within the Bordeaux Challenger.

The Scot owns a 39-11 lifetime file in Paris. He is 60-12 at Wimbledon, with a pair of titles, in 2013 and 2016, to his title. The World No.42 nonetheless has a shot of getting seeded on the All England Club, if he can decide up some factors early within the grass season.

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