Andy Murray pulls out of Dubai Tennis Championships due to recurring hip injury

The three-time Grand Slam winner, 35, has a history of hip issues and went close to retiring in 2019 after undergoing surgery the year before. According to tournament organisers, Andy Murray withdrew this week from the Dubai Tennis Championships owing to a persistent hip problem. The three-time Grand Slam winner, 35, has a history of hip issues and went close to retiring in 2019 after undergoing surgery the year before. After yet another procedure, he managed to restart his career, and at the Qatar Open last week, he advanced to his fourth ATP final since rejoining the tour before falling to Daniil Medvedev. Andy Murray is unable to participate, we sorry to tell you.in this year's competition," the Dubai tournament's organisers wrote on Twitter. "Andy has had to leave Dubai due to a persistent hip issue," said the statement. Murray admitted that he will need to better manage his body, especially after physically hard matches, after being defeated by Medvedev. I certainly need to be aware of such things at my age and with some of the problems I have. Murray added, "I can't simply keep going till something occurs. "I should be a little bit more wiser with that," The 2021 U.S. Open champion Emma Raducanu, a fellow British, withdrew from the Austin Open in Texas the day before Murray's withdrawal from Dubai due to tonsillitis.