Murray out of ATP finals

Andy Murray has pulled out the ATP World Tour Finals with an injured groin.

The British number one suffered the problem in training on November 14th and aggravated it further during his defeat against David Ferrer on Monday.

Murray was unable to hide his disappointment at having to withdraw from the season finale as he revealed he had no other choice. Fans of the best online betting will have been disappointed.

"I was told to take a week to 10 days...

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Murray eyes ‘big achievement’

Andy Murray may be able to rely on the support of the majority of crowd inside the O2 Arena this week, but it’ll take more than that if the Scot to lift the ATP World Tour Finals title. Murray knows he will need to be at the top of his game from the very off in the season-ending tournament in London, with eight of the world’s top players all vying for the title. Those looking for Tennis betting offers will have to keep Murray in mind.

The world number-three was a beaten semi-finalist...

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Aggressive Federer edges past Tsonga

Roger Federer feels he has been more attacking with his return of serve this year and feels that helped him overcome Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in his opening ATP World Tour Finals match.

The world number four had lost to the Frenchman twice already in 2011, including a five-set thriller in the Wimbledon quarter-finals.

Federer start brightly at the O2 Arena, with the defending champion breaking in the fourth game of the first set before going on to take it 6-2. People betting on tennis...

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Murray critical of British coaching structure

Andy Murray believes Britain should look at the Spanish model of only funding tennis players until they are 18 as a method to develop more home-grown talent while he has also criticised the way British youngsters are coached.

Some British tennis players receive funding well into their careers and Murray believes that way of trying to develop talent may be hampering progress. Those looking at the Australian Open 2012 betting will certainly have their own views.

In Spain...

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Murray lands Djokovic

Andy Murray will face the toughest possible draw at the ATP Tour Finals after being picked in the same group as Novak Djokovic.

The British number one will also play David Ferrer and Tomas Berdych in the round-robin group, but the Serbian is likely to prove the toughest test in the opening stage of the end-of-season competition.

Djokovic swept almost all before him this season, winning the Australian Open, Wimbledon and the US Open and would seem to be the man to beat...

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