You made us dream.
You made us believe.
You made us cry.
And you made us proud.
As Andy Murray takes to the court with his brother Jamie for the last time, we say thank you Andy, a tribute to a true Wimbledon Champion.
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[Applause] [Music] it is a journey that few get to make from Young dreams doesn’t really bother me what I do just as long as I’m playing to Center Stage I’m Andy how are you I felt a little bit of pressure I think I dealt with it an English kid won the US Open J to Center Court camera speed good to go roll we know that journey and we know what it’s like to live those [Music] dreams when we hear the sound of the crowd performance that noise a muscle man from it feeds you we know that need to play this game that will to win that you have on the court it is you against an opponent sometimes it looked like you against the world but you were never [Music] alone son because while you carried your own dreams you also carried theirs they Shar that long wait and the hope and the pain when it felt so [Music] close it’s a fourth Grand Slam final he hasn’t won right I’m going to try this and it’s not going to be [Music] easy but it made the joy even greater when it came know and you simply cannot give more those victories were earned by you the waiting is over Andy muray is theion but those Golden Days belong to everyone I never take it for granted I know how hard they are to win we’re measured by the titles and trophies but what matters more is are you proud of how you played the game another Tri on did you fight for yourself Andy orchestrates the and did you fight for others Sam is the first US player to player I beg your pardon male player success brings the spotlight Awards attention but for you it was always about the tennis always drawn to that beautiful torment the resilience this is the point deep yet always knowing that there was life outside of the lines and us we have been against you and with you and we know how it feels right now oh but in the end we all shake hands with the opponent you cannot beat the pain is is too much really I can’t keep doing this but it’s Mar’s time and the sunshine of Center Court once again we were proud to play against you and with you all of us always with you
27 Comments
Well done on a amazing tennis career and good luck with the future 🔥🫅
This was Glorious and Gorgeous to watch! ❤❤❤❤❤
Keep Calm & Watching Alcaraz!
LOL
Jay Robles Pecharromán
Dr. JAYNSTEIN
Best Radical Scientist
He did great. I think the AELTCC
Should ban anyone who has just had surgery before the Championships.
His stay there decended into farce.
Andy is something special ❤ we are yet to know him enough
Ko ga jebe…
Nobody does back to back olympic gold medals in tennis other than sir andy!
Finally getting around to watching this. loved it!
Creep – interesting song choice.
Nice piece!
"Scottish." AM – Alba's Murray.
What beautiful comments from your fellow champions and friends ❤❤❤❤❤❤
None of these people mean anything to me personally and yet here I am watering up. An amazing tribute video.
What's the song behind?
It makes it more emotional
What's the song behind?
It makes it more emotional
what is the name of the music?
For everything in life there's a time and a season! I wish Andy Murray all the best in his new endeavours. I'll never forget his 2012 season, especially the way he destroyed Federer at the Olympics Gold Medal match at Wimbledon . Although some Federer fans claimed he was tired following his record-breaking marathon semifinal match against Del Potro. But the truth is Andy Murray was in God mode.
Does anyone know who did the cover music of this song ("Creep")?
People remember Federer, Nadal, & Djokovic. But there was a time when it was called the Big Four. Not the Big Three. Andy Murray was that 4th. He is the only man to have won the Gold medal twice in Singles. He is often the forgotten man but man was he always around at the end of tournaments.
I was on Henman Hill and watched Andy win Wimbledon…so so incredible ❤
Beautiful, and rightfully made for a deserving sportsperson
In any other Era of Tennis, he would have been the GOAT. Only five Players in History have been in all Four Semi-finals in the same calendar year, and Andy is one of them and the Only Player to Win back-to-back Olympic Gold Medals. He brought us some of the greatest tennis of all time.
Amazing tribute, for an amazing human 😊❤
Journalist: "The first U.S. player …"
Andy Murray: "MALE player"
Journalist:
confused"I beg your pardon?"Andy Murray: "The first MALE U.S. player …"
Andy is an ally.
CLASS. ACT.
I agree with this Tribute! It's Great! ❤
Man I cried so hard watching this and his doubles match with his brother Jaimie. My idol and will always still be an inspiration to me as a player. Best of luck in your retirement Andy. 👏 🇬🇧 🏆
3 major titles, two Olympic gold medals, which is more than Federer, Nadal and Djokovic combined, a silver medal in doubles, the Davis Cup, one ATP Finals and 14 Masters titles, regularly having to get through Federer, Nadal or Djokovic to win a Masters. World number one. That is one heck of a career by most people’s standards. So what if Federer, Nadal and Djokovic won more majors? Does it matter that much? The point is that people forget, when Andy was getting through them to win anything, very few other players were. Nowadays a few players can say they have beaten one or other of the so called ‘big three’, but it wasn’t like that when Andy was getting through one or other of them, when they were arguably at their best. It’s statistical fact that Andy was the most consistent against all of the so called ‘big three’ at their height, so it automatically follows that there was a big four and Andy was very much a part of it. I don’t like Federer or Djokovic and I’m lukewarm on Nadal if I’m honest, but what I can see is that all of them have respect for Andy and know exactly what he’s achieved and the importance of that. They know he was very much a part of them. It’s a pity that sometimes fans of one or other of them forget the respect shown to Andy by arguably the best players ever to play the game and resort to insults. If Federer, Nadal or Djokovic could hear some of the insults their fans have levelled at Andy I suspect they would be dismayed and embarrassed. The only thing none of the so called ‘big three’ will ever relate to because they will never experience it, is what Andy went through because he has a major tournament in his own country and no Brit had won it since the 30s. The fact that Andy won Wimbledon twice is a testament to his strength of character and his endless desire to win. Britain now has a number of players coming through, with Jack Draper probably the best of them. What we will probably never have again is an Andy Murrray. We couldn’t possibly have another one. Andy Murray was and is a one off, a true great.