Andy Murray opened the newly named Andy Murray Arena at Queen's Club, reflecting on his decline in tennis performance since retiring after the Paris Olympics. He expressed nostalgia for the sport, noting that he misses being on the court but is content with life away from tennis. Murray also celebrated the court's renaming, acknowledging its significance in his career. Besides tennis, he is engaged in golf, although experiencing challenges in competition. He welcomed the women's tournament at Queen's Club, marking a historic moment for the venue.
Andy Murray admitted that his tennis game has deteriorated significantly since his retirement, expressing that he's enjoying life outside the sport but misses being on the court.
Murray highlighted the historical significance of the tournament and expressed gratitude for the naming of Centre Court after him, calling it a place of many special moments.
While reflecting on his current golf game, Murray mentioned his challenges during the club championships but remains optimistic and determined to improve.
He praised the introduction of the women's tournament at Queen's Club, emphasizing the importance and excitement of the event for the sport.
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