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Former World No. 1 Andy Murray was recently seen at the Wimbledon Championships 2021. He made a return at this event after four years of absence. Although his journey did not last long, he certainly thrilled fans with his presence. 

During his stint at the Championships, Andy Murray featured in an advertisement commercial. In the clip, he can be seen speaking about the importance of receiving support but at the right time. 

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As the clip begins, Andy states, “One of the favorite things about playing at Wimbledon is the support I get from the crowds. Take this audio clip for example, “Cmon Andy”. After a point, it works perfectly. But if used at the wrong moment it can distract even the most focussed of players. So there you have it, show your support at the right time and that way players like me won’t be interrupted.”

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Andy Murray began his season after the Australia Open 

Coming to tennis, Andy returned to tennis this season and played his first huge event in Rotterdam. He did reach the Round of 16 matches. After that, he spent time away from the Tour and resumed his season in Rome, playing a doubles event. 

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Soon after, he was seen on the grass courts of Queen’s in London. Over there, he came as far as the Round of 16 matches before falling short to eventual champion Matteo Berrettini. Soon came the Wimbledon Championships, he lost in the third round but his victories in the earlier rounds seemed like a roller coaster ride. 

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At the moment, the Wimbledon Championships have reached the business end. Amongst the top seeds, only World No. 1 Novak Djokovic is still competing. The Serb looks determined to lift his third Grand Slam title of the season. It will be interesting to see how things unfold in the next couple of days. 

Watch this story: Wimbledon Championship 2021 Funny Interviews: Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Nick Kyrgios, Andy Murray, Venus Williams 

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