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A. MURRAY/D. Ferrer
2-6, 6-4, 7-6
An interview with:
ANDY MURRAY
THE MODERATOR: Questions, please.
Q. Such a hard earned win. Does it feel more special because of that?
ANDY MURRAY: Yeah. I mean, it's taking a little while to sink in, because it's tough to think really at the end of the match. It was so tough physically and mentally that you were just trying to play each point.
I wasn't thinking too much only because I was so tired and not too many nerves at the end of the match, either.
So, yeah, I'm sure, you know, tomorrow and whatever, you know, I will realize that today, you know, I think it was an exciting match. I don't think either of us played our best tennis. There was a lot of breaks and ups and downs, quite a lot of mistakes from both of us.
But what I did do was fight hard, you know, showed good mental strength to get through that match, because it easily could have slipped away from me.
Q. I believe you're a big boxing fan. It seemed like a heavyweight fight out there, the ways you were staggering and hurting and exhausted. You carried on. Can you talk about your boxing training? Does it help you in situations like this?
ANDY MURRAY: I mean, I have watched a lot of boxing training. Never sort of implemented any of it into my training, because you have to be very careful with the wrists and stuff.
But, yeah, I mean, it was a brutal, brutal match today. I mean, yeah, both of us were kind of on our last legs. Good it wasn't a best of five set match, because I don't know how the last few sets would have ended up.
But, yeah, it was one of the toughest matches, you know, I have had to play in a Masters Series, for sure.
Q. At the awards you began your speech by you said some really nice things about David. Do you just have a little bit of guilt for having pulled off the win?
ANDY MURRAY: No, but, I mean, we both get on very well with each other. I mean, I train with him a lot, practice with him all the time.
I don't think he gets the respect that he deserves within the game. He's been, you know, in the top 5 in the world now for I mean, it's at least three years. You know, he's on course to possibly do that again. It's a very difficult thing to do, especially with his age. He's improved every single year, you know, his game. That takes, you know, a great attitude to be able to do that, you know.
You know, he's always getting better. Providing his body holds up, he'll be around the top of the game for as long as he wants or he can, because he's a very, very, very good tennis player and has a great attitude.