When the ATP Tour quietly started earlier this year, many expected Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal to come out with a bang. The two superstars will battle all year to maintain the #1 rank. However, at an exhibition match in Abu Dhabi, fourth-ranked Andy Murray defeated Nadal. His exceptional play continued when, at the Tour's first high-stakes tournament in Doha, Qatar, Andy Murray defeated both Federer and Andy Roddick to claim the prize. Neil Harman of?Deuce?has examined Murray's?potential dark horse run.(Read the rest after the jump.)
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