'Nothing wrong' - US open star hit back at Andy Murray after rule break claims
Briefly

Andy Murray secured his first Grand Slam victory at the 2012 US Open, the first of three major titles. Later New York appearances produced more early exits, with a quarter-final run in 2016 followed by five outings without passing the third round before retirement. In 2018 Murray lost in the second round to Fernando Verdasco while returning from a 14-month absence. Extreme heat prompted a 10-minute rest break after the third set. Murray accused Verdasco of speaking with a coach during that break, reported the matter to a supervisor, and publicly complained about an alleged rules breach.
I had to tell them because no one knows the f***ing rules.
Yeah, I went for a shower. He was having an ice bath,
When I came out of the shower, his coach and his - I don't know if he's playing doubles with him, but one of the Spanish doubles players was in there chatting to him, and you're not allowed to speak to your coach. I went and told the supervisor.
I said, 'What are you guys doing? I mean, there's clear rules here and you're allowing this to take place. I don't get it'. Then he ran through, 'Oh, you're not allowed to speak'.
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