Andy Murray Denies Bad Blood With Emma Raducanu After Wimbledon Fiasco

Andy Murray has finally addressed the controversy surrounding Emma Raducanu’s late withdrawal from their planned mixed doubles match at Wimbledon in 2024. The pairing was meant to be Murray’s swansong on the iconic grass courts, but Raducanu’s decision to pull out at the last moment led to a wave of criticism directed at the young Brit.

Many fans voiced their frustration, claiming Murray had been denied a proper farewell, while Murray’s mother, Judy, also appeared to express disappointment in a social media post—though she later clarified her comments had been misinterpreted.

Speaking now, Murray has downplayed the incident, insisting that there is no lingering tension between him and Raducanu.

“We exchanged multiple messages since Wimbledon and things were fine after we cleared everything up,” Murray said in an interview with The Sunday Times. “It was obviously a pretty emotional time for me and everyone around me, so it was hard but, like I said, I was really happy with the way that my career finished. I got to play my last match at Wimbledon with my brother.”