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Classy Andy Murray Rushes to Check on Injured US Open Opponent

Andy Murray showed his class during his first-round match at the US Open as he rushed to check on his opponent, Corentin Moutet, after a heavy fall. The Scottish player's sportsmanship was praised by fans and fellow players alike.

Murray's Concern for Moutet

Murray and Moutet were engaged in some intense rallies during their match, with Murray often coming out on top. However, after Murray had taken a two sets lead, Moutet suffered a dangerous fall on the baseline, appearing to injure his wrist.

Showing his understanding of the unfortunate nature of injuries, Murray went around the net posts to check on Moutet's well-being. After receiving treatment, Moutet was able to continue in the match, but Murray maintained full control and ultimately secured a 6-2, 7-5, 6-3 victory.

Praise for Murray's Sportsmanship

Not only were fans impressed by Murray's performance on the court, but they also admired his care and concern for his opponent. Many took to social media to express their appreciation for Murray's sportsmanship, with one fan describing it as "great sportsmanship," while another commented, "Very gracious of Murray… I have always liked him." The players themselves shared kind words and respect for each other at the net after the match.

Murray's Milestone Victory

Murray's win at the US Open marked his 200th victory at a grand slam tournament in his remarkable career. Reflecting on the match, Murray spoke highly of Moutet's skills and disruptive playing style. He also expressed his satisfaction with his own performance, stating that this was the best he had played consistently since 2017.

Next Challenge for Murray

Murray's next opponent in the tournament will be Grigor Dimitrov, who made a stunning comeback in his own match against Alex Molcan. Murray and Dimitrov will face off on Thursday in what promises to be an exciting clash.