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Home / Olympics / Olympic Games In Pictures – Andy Murray Stays On Course For Doubles Medal

Olympic Games In Pictures – Andy Murray Stays On Course For Doubles Medal

  • Andy Murray & Joe Salisbury are into the Olympic quarter-finals
  • 3-time medallist Murray pulled out of men’s singles tournament this week
  • No man has won four Olympic medals since tennis returned to the games
Leigh CopsonWritten by Leigh Copson
Sports Editor25+ Years Experience, US & Combat Sports Specialist
Updated: Jul 27, 2021
Joe Salisbury-Andy Murray

TOKYO, JAPAN - JULY 27: Andy Murray of Team Great Britain and Joe Salisbury of Team Great Britain play against Tim Putz of Team Germany and Kevin Krawietz of Team Germany in second round of the men's doubles tennis tournament at the Olympic Games. (Getty Images)


Andy Murray remains on course for an historic medal at the Olympic Games in Tokyo.

Murray pulled out of the men’s singles tennis tournament earlier this week due to injury concerns.

He remains in the men’s doubles competition though, and he and Joe Salisbury are through to the quarter-finals.

Murray and Salisbury beat German pair Kevin Krawietz and Tim Putz 6-2 7-6 (7-2) in round two.

If Murray leaves Tokyo with a medal he will become the first man to win four Olympic tennis medals since the Games reintroduced the sport in 1988.

Murray won back-to-back singles gold medals in 2012 and 2016, making him the first male tennis player to achieve that feat.

He also took silver medal in the mixed doubles at the 2012 games, losing in the final just hours after beating Juan Martin Del Potro in a men’s singles final that went four sets.

Leigh Copson

Leigh Copson

Sports Editor25+ Years Experience, US & Combat Sports Specialist

During his career he has covered some of the biggest sporting events on the planet, including the Super Bowl, the Champions League Final and the World Cup Final. He has also covered almost every major boxing match and UFC fight card during this time.. His specialist sports are American Football, Basketball, Ice Hockey, Boxing, Mixed Martial Arts and Football.

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