Sep 06, 2010
"I have no idea of whether I'll win a Grand Slam or not," Murray said. "I want to. But if I never win one, then what? If I give 100 percent, try my best, physically work as hard as I can, practice as much as I can, then that's all I can do."
Murray was a popular pick this year based on the ground that two years before to the finals in the flushing meadow , this year’s Australian Open ,he beated both Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer. He stood as a champion in Montreal last month.
Murray does not blame either his injuries, physical mindset or his coach .He said that, he is happy with the people he is working with and they are very good. He will still look for a coach but not ready to start the change so soon.
