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Murray retires after 'tough year of tennis'
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Seven-time Grand Slam champion Jamie Murray has announced his retirement from tennis at the age of 40 after a challenging year. He expressed excitement about moving on to new opportunities beyond the sport.
Murray retires after 'tough year of tennis'
Murray retires after 'tough year of tennis'
Seven-time Grand Slam champion Jamie Murray has retired from tennis after a "tough year".
The 40-year-old, who had not played since last August's US Open, said he was "excited to enter the real world".
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Why did Jamie Murray retire from tennis?
Jamie Murray retired due to a challenging year in tennis and has not played since the US Open in August.
What is Jamie Murray's career achievement in tennis?
Jamie Murray is a seven-time Grand Slam champion, highlighting his successful career in the sport.
