Andy Murray's Emotional Farewell Interview IN FULL | Wimbledon 2024

[@VentajaMe]

Absolutely hilarious and wholesome interview. Man, this era is really coming to an end and it's a true heartbreak.

[@robertfitzgerald3432]

Always liked the Man and His Professional Tennis bite.

[@LayllasLocker]

+1

[@M4551kt]

Yes, it was certainly the best of times

[@BP27-zt1jh]

his sense of humor is so british, its hilarious.

[@nfltrrrqwsa7512]

Almost as hilarious as his record against the big 3

[@MrGeebee1983]

Another chapter of the greatest era of tennis is closed. I will never forget the matches between Andy, Roger, Rafa and Novak. It was a real privilege to watch them play.

[@milosveliki811]

wait he end now or on olympics 🤔

[@ShellysAshes]

Not quite closed, he’s still in mixed with Raducanu, he’s potentially going to play olympics, and I have a sneaky feeling he might just go over to America for one last major appearance in singles.

[@brianjuice]

Don't forget about the Stanimal. Truly the golden age of tennis. I don't think we'll ever see a group like these guys ever again.

[@dmaric88]

This era of Tenny should be called Big 4 not Big 3

[@ElioRupp]

Nope there is no big 4

[@jamieaguilar5911]

Iga, Novak, and Rune were all there live on court while he was interviewed! 3 active players in Wimbledon that took time out if their busy schedules to see a legend. Ultimate respect.

[@soulm8here108]

They all have day off today. I’m sure more players would have been there otherwise. Dimitrov for example, he played 5 sets yesterday to play at the moment again. No day off.

[@eazytheretiger]

Holger confused me, but whatever!

[@stevelily1763]

​@@soulm8here108 No, Djokovic was playing a match today But HE would have been there for Andy, whatever the circumstances🙏🏻

[@2351ramesh]

@@stevelily1763don’t forget to mention the one who was absent,,

[@brain8484]

wow thats amazing .

[@rijulgupta1597]

I watched Roger’s farewell and bawled my eyes out then. I might be in a minority here - this didn’t had tears in the interview but it made me cry more and this hurts a lot more than Roger’s farewell. Since 2017 Andy has given everything possible to go out there and compete at the highest level. Unfortunately his body couldn’t reach the same levels again but the effort was always there, the mentality to fight never disappeared. Been asked to retire by a lot of people for a year now but he kept trying. It shows how much he loves the game of tennis. That’s why it hurts to see him not getting to end it on his own terms. A true legend of the game. The big 3 won a lot more but they never had to play with the pressure this guy was carrying on his shoulders till 2013. He was the only one who managed to climb the top of the ranking in that era and that just shows how good he was. I wish him the best for the upcoming life. I will truly miss him. Fortunate to live many moments watching him play. The gritty Scott always fought like a true champion. I don’t think there can be a better farewell than this. A guard of honor from legends of the game with the whole center court crowd on their feet applauding. A stuff of dreams. Andy not only deserved it, he truly earned it ❤

[@danielhkhk7283]

Great comment!

[@ambientexpanse]

It's spelled 'Scot', lol

[@dabiguy77]

​@@ambientexpanseloser

[@kristianarbutina]

Not the only one, Wawrinka won 3 GS in the same time. I think Andy also has 3, or 4, not sure.

[@rijulgupta1597]

@@kristianarbutina Wawrinka never became world No.1, Murray did.

[@janv2599]

That was quite emotional for Andy. He deserved this honouring goodbye. Very special to see. And what a nice humor he has! So great that he did win Wimbledon twice (3 with the golden medal)

[@Detroiy2k]

He was in the Dunblane massacre

[@thelongsangtam1667]

Andy goodbye...

[@TureForest-sz5ce]

It was only right that Sue came back ❤️

[@AGNETHAFALTSK0G]

He cries often!

[@anthonymorris5356]

A terrific role model. Huge respect for what he has achieved in the incredible era of Rafa, Roger and Novak.

[@theequaliser8026]

He was useless

[@mambaman9363]

Apart from his tennis not much use as a role model. His manners always left much to be desired.

[@ChanelStyle101]

👍

[@James-gr5mx]

@@theequaliser8026 I agree was utterly useless

[@dgall3794]

all hale murray -- just listen to yourself , joke ... he was useless

[@Delaross88]

Went from not standing this guy to loving him. Such grit and passion for the sport. Dude worked for every damn point and deserves it all! Cheers!

[@dgall3794]

never heard so much RUBBISH

[@AGNETHAFALTSK0G]

@@Delaross88 I'd say he cries, vomits and has tantrums often

[@dclare2300]

So lovely to see Sue back where she belongs. A fitting tribute for Andy’s sad farewell. Hope we see more of them in the future to support this wonderful game.

[@ruthcollins2841]

Definitely Sue & hopefully Federer!

[@Sam-hw5td]

I'm old enough to remember Murray at the beginning of his career, he's a little more than just a tennis player, he brings that humor and charisma that few have on the circuit. He will be missed.

[@CMackenzie-e5u]

I used to think he had zero charisma but I've changed my opinion on him over the years. He's not only a brilliant champion but a thoroughly decent person with a really good sense of humour!

[@nfltrrrqwsa7512]

@@Sam-hw5td i remember yawning through his matches

[@sh0tzshubladze232]

​@@nfltrrrqwsa7512 bro is a hater

[@Rafatruegoat25]

Djokovic should retire now

[@CMackenzie-e5u]

@@Rafatruegoat25he’s still got plenty of life in him yet.

[@nemanjinho3830]

Respect for Murray from Serbia and Djokovic fan, of course. Great lad, aye, farewell to Scottish warrior!

[@lindacraig6095]

There's only one Sir Andy Murray. I loved watching him play since his first game at Wimbledon. God bless the boy from Dunblane. Thanks for the memories. ❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Indomitablespirit108]

Novak, class act for showing respect!

[@KEYSER22]

I was very surprised to see him there after his 3 hour match. Absolute class act. Novak doesn't deserve the hate. It needs to stop. People don't have to be his fan, but he deserves respect.

[@davenelson4334]

​@@KEYSER22 💯

[@AbidShadhin]

He better be After all he denied Murray 4 Australian open. At least should have let him win one bro

[@Josuke217]

​@AbidShadhin "let him win" that's a huge insult to your opponent tbh

[@xdxxxxddd]

why are Novak fans always tring to seek attentions just like their idol when the video is about other players???

[@kbelle4138]

i remember watching andy in his first Wimbledon match as a pro - he didn’t win but he was close and i thought about the pressure he must have been experiencing - for so long to be the first brit in so many years to win Wimbledon…his dry humor and his growth and strength as a person and tennis player will really be missed by all of us tennis lovers. wish andy all the best - i hope he can look back and be happy with all he has achieved. he is a national treasure.

[@jdberry2725]

Class. There are 100's of comments here - it is implied and perhaps written though bears repeating - Andy Murray absolutely epitomized class - on and off the court. A gifted athlete, the hardest of workers, a champion, a husband, a father and a son - a Class Act. In a era of media hounds, temper tantrums, foul mouths, click bait, pouting, pandering and all the rest - in my opinion he is a model athlete who gave it everything, remained humble, respectful, thankful. Legend.

[@Itsthejourneynotthedestination]

Best comment of them all IMO.

[@christhegreek7]

20 years passed watching these 4 guys. Can‘t believe it‘s coming to an end. Heartbreaking.

[@danielbrizzi]

Andy is an absolute legend, hall of famer, what a warrior. I will miss him so much!

[@lianehaddock2265]

I miss Andy. I used to go to Wimbledon with my late mum so have a great fondness for the place and when he won first time is up there with one of the most memorable times. I miss Henman too. It was so moving to see Andy embracing his brother there. End of an era 😪

[@StefanPetrov]

Andy is a treasure! 🥺 A legendary tennis player, great person, with an epic sense of humour! 😀 And what a fighter! ❤️‍🔥

[@gordontaylor5373]

He is indeed a treasure - and so is Jamie. Two world - class sportsmen - but most of all, two absolute gentlemen!

[@EmperorsNewWardrobe]

Very moving embrace with his brother at the end there. What a beautiful relationship they have

[@tytn9978]

I noted that as well. It truly does take a family to make a great tennis player.

[@doodlepops707]

As an American, who has always supported Andy, this "End of an Era" has brought me to tears. He's such a wonderful human being and a great ambassador to the sport of tennis. Much respect for him, his family and team, and to my brother and sister fans in jolly old England, Scotland and all of Britain, cheers!

[@rankinlas]

Andy Murray is Scottish, not from England. It can be a little insulting when England is conflated with Britain, especially for a Scot.

[@usermatisse]

What a boomer 😂

[@doodlepops707]

@@rankinlas I know and don't care, that's not the focus of my comment. He does live in Surrey. I'm also fully aware of the hatred Scotland has toward the Crown and England. My ancestors on my fathers, mothers side were Ferguson.

[@rankinlas]

@@doodlepops707 Fair enough. And nothing to do with hatred. It’s more the frustrations when England and Britain are all on commonly conflated as one and the same thing. It’s like, ‘we’re here too 👋’. But no probs 👍 Anyways, I’m going back to watching the Hawk Tuah girl… 👀

[@Leeniebean]

Gosh darn it Andy Murray got me crying again! he's a legend and I shall miss him ❤❤❤❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

[@peterabnormal327]

Andy Murray what a legend. It was called the big 4. Ask me Why because he lost 8 major finals and bounced back to win 3 majors. He also won 50 atp titles and retain the Olympic gold what nadal Novak and roger failed to do.. including all of this he was number 1 for a period of time.. not to forget he won the Davies cup to👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤️

[@Enigmasith]

Im so thankful to be born in this time to witness this era of tennis. I really think the big 4 era was the peak of tennis and we got to witness it live. Thanks for the memories.

[@patriciahaddad3179]

Not big 4 ! Big 5 with Stan😅

[@hemantmagotra3483]

We have made so many memories with Roger, Serena, Venus, Rafa, Andy & Dijokovic. ❤😢

[@mtbddp]

This is such a beautiful line up

[@lancedsouza1547]

Lovely bloke. Good luck for the future Andy, the best is yet to come

[@annegraham1891]

Found this quite emotional to watch, loved the humour as well.

[@SallyD-j8f]

One of the greats!! He will be sorely missed! Wish him and his family nothing but good times in the future!

[@MaxSapozhnikov]

What a legend! I've been Novak's fan my whole life so kind of cheered against the rest of the big 4, but I mean, this guy deserves so much respect! Getting back to pro tennis after such an injury is a phenomenal example of resilience and faith, great for all, not just tennis players!

[@alexmiller6767]

I've been watching Andy Murray for 20 years since I was 10 years old. Tennis for me is Andy Murray. He will be greatly missed by me and many more. He's provided me with so many great moments. I also wish he could never retire. An absolute legend of British sport and my favourite ever sportsman

[@kholawaddy7678]

Fell in love with Andy & his passion for the game in that 2012 final. He started crying & I did too! 🤣 Loved watching him play. Will be missed on court 🎾

[@SaadKhan-pm1tm]

Such a great player and person. Also, it was great to see him go and acknowledge all the players that came to see him say goodbye. Especially his friend and rival Djokovic. 🎉

[@kellypond9377]

A role model for many in life, in love, in sport....an exceptional human! Ty.

[@allandupale5288]

The humble is always lifted up! Great serve Mr. Murray!

[@kf1559]

Thanks Andy. Love from Scotland. ❤

[@lyndahughes9556]

And from Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@angelamouland8012]

What a lovely interview, and how great to get Sue to do it.

[@emil4445]

While I was never really a Murray fan, I’ll always remember him as the one player who managed to challenge the Big 3 and make some big upsets against them, which in itself is a huge accomplishment. Huge player of the game 🙏

[@Alexander-dt2eq]

he was part of BIG4 !

[@AGNETHAFALTSK0G]

He cries often and the Judith woman is extremely pushy

[@midgicegg874]

Congratulations to Andy on an amazing career. It's quite sad to see his career come to an end, but we should mostly feel happy for everything Andy achieved.

[@terencewong4687]

What a beautiful tribute. All the best to Andy after his retirement ❤❤❤

[@StevenHaggis]

My Mum got AIDS on Centre Court!

[@benwakefield93]

So great to see Sue back ❤

[@charlottehardy822]

Perfect person for the job ❤

[@Elaine-od3hb]

She should never have been sacked

[@philippemariani9035]

Who is Sue ?

[@sarahjane4813]

I'm definitely pleased they got Sue back for this. It shows the difference after a few years of presenters who have no clue ,or are just on the wrong sports show for their knowledge.

[@andreazonin]

@@philippemariani9035 The interviewer that was speaking with Andy. Great lady, Sue Barker is her full name.

[@1972pms]

Wonderful person. I had tears in my eyes with him. Thanks Andy!!

[@Stampingerms]

I sobbed too, Have a wonderful retirement ANDY!

[@williamwhite2113]

This was a great moment for Andy and who didn't have a tear in their eye at the end? It was well done all the way around. Thanks, Andy.

[@denisplese4266]

In my "rebellious" teen phase, while Fedal were on fire, I decided I'll be Murray fan. Teen years long gone by, but it was a good choice. It was a pleasure Sir, thanks for the memories.

[@leannecampbell4551]

Rebellious 😂 Ooh, Edge Lord! 😂😂😂

[@blackporscheroadster-yw8hb]

He's a bona fide sporting legend. Decent all round guy. Best wishes for the future Andy.

[@charlottehardy822]

True legend of British sport, hope he can enjoy his retirement as he deserves to. ❤

[@borisjeftic4026]

He is Scottish..not British

[@16th6ToothSon_]

Global sport! Andy is a true legend in all senses of the word.

[@sofpsocf]

@@borisjeftic4026Scotland is in the British isles. He is Scottish and British stop being a clown

[@leannecampbell4551]

Legend 😂😂😂

[@irishrover9332]

​@@sofpsocfHe's British when he's winning! Says every Englishman...He voted for an Independent Scotland, wake up

[@simonwilliamson682]

aw man just as hard to watch second time round. Salute sir Andy. Legend in my time and country

[@dalebarro2230]

I love this chap Andy Murray he’s a keeper

[@Jry088]

I was never the biggest fan of Andy, but in an era dominated by the Big 3 he truly emerged as an incredible player. When he returned from the hip injury I was rooting him on and wished he could continue playing.

[@Alexander-dt2eq]

sorry anyone saying he was not part of BIG4 is delusional. Even all of BIG3 explicitely stated that Murray was part of BIG4

[@AGNETHAFALTSK0G]

He cries often and the Judith woman is known for being very pushy with people.

[@xplaybwoix]

Chill when Sue came out. She is Wimbledon and has a wonderfully motherly feel to her interviews. Put Andy at ease and is so natural. Sue hasn’t lost a beatz

[@xIPusher]

I was never really a big fan of Andy, but man, am I in tears right now.

[@AGNETHAFALTSK0G]

Andrew cries often and the woman Judith is extremely pushy.

[@decadentdelicacies2405]

Funny , elegant , emotional this guy is an amazing champion

[@nirajsolanki8725]

So lucky to have witnessed this era of men’s tennis. Andy held on to his own amidst some of the other GOATs of the game. And his rallying support for women’s tennis is commendable.

[@beverley6140]

The excitement from my whole family when watching Andy take on the greats of that era was something so special. It just won't be the same any more. He just magnetised the British crowds and we all loved him.

[@lyndashields4185]

Have watched Andy since he was a junior player and knew he was something very special , and I'm not even British , I just have always loved him , met him at the rogers cup in Canada and he was so sweet , taking time with all the fans ,he's had an incredible career , Wish him all the best !!!!

[@themoreyouknqw3555]

I absolutely love this guy.. What a champion and an inspiration to all of us..

[@TheGuitarlad84]

This man started my love of tennis. I just wish him all the very best I really do, what a legend he really is. x

[@jayanddad]

What a man a true champion, and I loved watching him play the never say die ,gave everything, and what a great interview. I just couldn't stop crying 😢

[@skylaxx]

Was never fan of his but he undeniably left a mark in the greatest era ever. 3 GS and 41 weeks no.1 during the big 3 domination. Truly nice ceremony ;)

[@De4dCert]

An all round amazing man. Dedicated a huge part of his life to his craft and never gave up. Never failed to entertain us!

[@susanlitherland698]

sue barker is fantastic woman ❤🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@jamesmason6220]

One of the very few who could not only challenge the big 3 but on his day was good enough to beat them. Congratulations on an amazing career Andy.

[@GleneiraEira]

Huge respect for Andy. A worthy peoples champion.

[@LeoniloDumana]

I'm a fan of Andy Murray i watched many of his winning matches in every surface of Lawn Tennis i feel some how its a heartbreak for me Good luck Andy , Watching from the Philippines

[@als8627]

always good to see Novak, a true sportsman !

[@joshuabrittain5996]

The last time I was this sad and this proud was watching Agassi in his last ever match. I am going to miss this amazing man and player.

[@cars2drive298]

What a champ ! Andy 🏆✌️

[@marilyn-io4sy]

I’ve never really followed him very closely, but he is really a nice person. A real appreciator of everything that has happened in his life and grateful to everyone. He sure brought tears to my eyes wow what a nice guy and I didn’t even really know it until now, may God bless him and his life.

[@patsyowoh9023]

This was a great tribute to one of the best tennis players of all times. Sir Andy Murray. Very emotional 😢 and full of humour. He has done us proud. I wish him all the very best in the next chapter in his career. He will definitely match a brilliant coach. ❤️ 💙 ♥️ 💕 😘 ❤️ 🎉🎉🎉

[@RainWasTaken]

I was watching live in 2013 when Andy won his first Wimbledon. I’m not even British but I felt a sense of patriotism for him and what he was able to accomplish for his country. Happy retirement Andy ❤️

[@audreystratton7884]

A brilliant player and a great man. What a fantastic interview

[@AGNETHAFALTSK0G]

Andrew seems to have random outbursts of vomiting at sporting events. Judith will not be happy about this. Judith is a very pushy controlling woman, she believes in being true to her white hair.

[@vernelledouglas1801]

Thanks for all your hard work on the court Andy. And they brought back Sue Barker!!!

[@jeffreylee2738]

Please bring her back for as long as she wishes to stay.

[@marioncrumplen2240]

Always enjoyed watching Andy play and his great sense of humour. It is obvious by the turnout of his peers he was much appreciated .

[@johncriscione2891]

Andy Murray is such a class act. He will be missed when he leaves the game.

[@michaelb7740]

A true champion and gentleman. Very humble .

[@stevelily1763]

Very True🙏🏻

[@TheLsd76]

Above all, even beyond amazing results, I admire the friendship & respect Andy, Novak, Roger and Rafa share, and am grateful to them all for being role models over the years. May life treat them all kindly going forward!

[@strik78er]

Federer, Djokovic, Nadal, and Murray blessed us with some of the most amazing tennis matches of all time! Certainly, it is the end of tennis' finest era!!!

[@KINGSPOINT.NY.2024]

Great ride Andy. All the best!.. Thanks for the tennis memories. Cheers from NYC!!

[@geetha5037]

Love Andy! This was really emotional to watch.

[@MarcSpelmann]

Really touched by this moment. Fantastic tennis, wonderful era with Roger, Rafa and Novak. Congratulations on cementing your place as one to remember :)

[@sadiaro1392]

Djokovic always make sure to be there for his rivals. 👏

[@Multi071006]

Hopefully, they will be for him when he retire one day!

[@Theemptythroneistaken]

He's actually pretty good friends sith Andy specifically since pretty much both their rises came at the same time.

[@xdxxxxddd]

why are Djokovic fans always tring to seek attention (just like their idol) when the video is about someone else!???

[@usermatisse]

Just to try to steal a bit attention from the real protagonist of this day. He's a prima donna, really hateful

[@georgelevison3722]

@@xdxxxxdddNovak Djokovic is the GOAT son

[@CarolIonta]

Legend. Will miss him so much.

[@gordontaylor5373]

He's only retired, he's not dying!

[@snookerstones]

Such a great touch to get Sue back 👏

[@stevelily1763]

Very much so! Why did BBC ever let her go!?😔

[@AGNETHAFALTSK0G]

She vomited on the central court last year

[@24magiccarrot]

If Murray had played in any other era he'd easily have won 10X the amount he won, he played during arguably the toughest era of tennis and still came out with a decent trophy haul

[@soheiladam7510]

not really, if he was in the fast court era and won the same as he has now he'd be so lucky.

[@24magiccarrot]

@CoolAce1-dv1pn Quite possibly, but Murray isn't English.

[@sanjay59741]

Agree

[@darrenjohn8524]

​@CoolAce1-dv1pnPerry was playing against plumbers and electricians🤣.

[@krishnagondhea7428]

Yes for sure

[@SORD9933]

Gracias por todo sir Andy, un honor ser tu fan y ver todos los partidos que jugaste ,entre los más grandes, estas tú

[@jcsimonassi7151]

Always a great player and great sportsmanship . We ❤Andy Murray 🏆🏆🏆😎

[@jeunehomme_jun]

“I don’t want to stop, so it’s hard.” This last sentence he said eventually made me cry.

[@amymalina5073]

Great tennis player and a lovely man. Very open minded and forward thinking. A friend to women in a very genuine way

[@michaelschwab9806]

Tears and Laughter,all rolled into one!

[@filomenamatau8620]

Always a pleasure to watch him play. God bless Andy Murray.

[@fernandofretesbarboza7872]

what an amazing player, admirable in and out the court

[@carlosp.574]

It's a terrible day for rain... :( This man right here is one of the biggest inspirations for me, I watched him when I was very young and through the years with his injuries and watching him come back to play again it's just such a big example to never give up. I will miss Andy forever and definitely the tour will not be the same.

[@raykwon7]

When he hugged Jamie 😭😭😭😭😭

[@ambientexpanse]

Time stamp!

[@jednicoll]

That's when I broke. Brothers in arms

[@samlogue1659]

​@@ambientexpanse 18:02

[@bluesque9687]

Congrats Andy Murray for a brilliant career 👏 Andy Murray, we saw, gave it all, and inspired tennis fans. Wish Andy Murray the best in future life 🎉

[@jeanninehochet]

We have been blessed with a golden era of tennis. Unfortunately they can’t go on forever, if only, but we will always remember them. What a wonderful interview. A wonderful tennis player and a good man, so emotional.

[@lizzie3094]

Much better than these aggressive fist-pumping players on court today. Fantastic tennis, but awful attitudes.

[@Theemptythroneistaken]

​@lizzie3094 Not really most of them are just power punchers! Hit through the court with strength and hope its enough.

[@drewsturgeon9511]

Class from Novak as well. Thanks for the memories Andy ✊

[@ryanniv1851]

And Rune and Swiatek considering they were still playing in the tournament

[@gooddoctor.]

What made the Roger-Rafa-Novak-Andy era beautiful was the level of tennis & great level of mutual respect. Was an era of true greatness and class. It's a part of many people's lives & fond memories. THANKS ANDY

[@obiwann785]

So many memories! Absolutely love him 🩷

[@jackwachtel-scott8000]

It was unfortunate for him that he played at a time when Federer, Djokovic and Nadal dominated the game. Had that not been the case he would have won more Grand Slams. The best male tennis player Britain has ever produced.

[@Smileater]

This is factually true. Andy is amazing and we’ll always love him.

[@krishnagondhea7428]

Yes undoubtedly

[@SoniListon-lu4cn]

They did beat him, but it was usually very tough; always thought of him as their equal opponent before the matches, and wins over Murray were a big deal.

[@adamnoakes2550]

He may have had more titles against lesser competition, but the fact that he achieved so much in probably the greatest tennis era ever really puts these achievements in context. In 2016 he won the French Open, Australian Open, Wimbledon, ATP Tour Finals, retained Olympic gold (the only player to ever do this) and was year-end World No.1. An incredible feat all the more incredible because he had to beat the Big 3 to do it.

[@fox1973hb]

This man has promoted grass roots for tennis 😮😮😮😮 I have spent many happy hours watching this man A voice with fans in the Nation Best wishes from James and Helen Elizabeth ❤ 😊

[@AGNETHAFALTSK0G]

Absolutely, Andrew has shielded the nation of Scotland, seeing the best ever player of hitting a green ball with a racket device, Andrew should open the Murray stadium to train young Scottish people how to become fantastic players to reach his massive level of stardom, The Judith woman makes a great income from her book discussing how to let your hair go naturally white, how to encourage young Andrew to stop vomiting in public and crying at the end of every event where he hits a green ball with a racket!

[@CTang-yw8cn]

dude is a complete fuckin legend

[@dave-jk6en]

He's given us so much joy over the last 20 years, such a great tennis player and a really nice guy