13/06/2012 12:56 CEST - Rassegna internazionale

Murray, il Queen’s per cominciare (Telegraph)

Murray, who faces Nicolas Mahut in today’s second round of the Aegon Championships, was in confident mood ahead of his return to Queen’s Club where he beat Jo Wilfred Tsonga to win the tournament a year ago.
“I have great memories from here,” he said, reflecting upon his twin triumphs at Queen’s in 2009 and 2011. “I won my first ATP match here when I was 18, and since then I have had some great results."

Murray was described by Haas as “looking like he is injured — and then moving like a cat”. Haas was angered when Australian opponent Bernard Tomic retired from their match in the ATP event at Halle on Tuesday, and singled out Murray as a prime culprit for exaggerating injuries.

“It’s difficult when you play against someone on the court like he is not well or injured,” Haas said, in an interview with Germany’s Sport1 television. “I find no one does this better than Murray. Sometimes he looks like he can barely move, then comes the trainer and he moves like a cat. I believe everyone knows this. People talk about it in the locker room. Maybe he would like to take some pressure off himself. He tells himself, 'Maybe I have a niggle or a problem, I’m not feeling too well but I’m going to try it anyway. But he is such a talented player that he does not need to.”