Andy Murray hopes this summer's Grand Slam won't be his last

The twotime champion Andy Murray thinks that this years Wimbledon will not be his last stating that he wants to do himself justice by playing at a high level before retiringMurray was knocked out of the Australian Open in 2019 after losing in the quarterfinals to Sam Querrey at Wimbledon in 2017 However hip resurfacing surgery allowed the former world No 1 a second shotDespite losing in the first round at Queens Club Championship Murray has high hopes for Wimbledon next monthAlso Read Andy Murray accepts wildcard for Nottingham OpenI hope not but you never know Its why athletes need to make the most of it while theyre still able to because if I was to have another big injury or if something happened to the metal hip that would be me finished I wouldnt try to come back from another operation or major surgery again so I want to keep playing a bit longer when asked whether this could be his last Wimbledon Murray repliedI know its not going to be going on forever but I have an idea of when I would like to finish and its not this years Wimbledon Murray was quoted as saying by Sky SportsThe 36yearolds victory in the recent Nottingham Challenger propelled him to his highest position since his hip surgery number 38 in the worldIm very proud after what happened with my hip because I was at the peak of my career when the problem really started so it was a really tough few years for me but I also didnt know when I was going to be able to compete at the highest level again after I had the operation Murray was quoted as saying by Sky sportsBut Ive worked really really hard with my team to get back to this point and give myself a chance to compete in the tournaments that I love and play at the highest level again the twotime Wimbledon champion saidMurray claimed that there is no right or wrong way to terminate his career but he is determined to do so on his own termsI dont know exactly which tournament it would be or where it will be I just have an idea of how much longer I would like to play for and I dont want to put myself in a position like before I had the operation I want to finish on my own terms Murray saidI want to finish on the court where I feel I can still do myself justice and play at a really high level I definitely feel I can do that for a couple more years he addedThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever