ANDY MURRAY: Career Highs

2008


  • Beat Roger Federer in the first round of the Dubai Tennis Championships
  • Won the Open 13 in Marseille, his 5th ATP title
  • Won the Qatar Open, his 4th ATP title


2007


  • Won the St Petersburg Open, his 3rd ATP title
  • Defended the SAP Open tournament, his second ATP title
  • Reached the fourth round of the Australian Open
  • Helped GB back into the world group in Davis Cup with wins against the Netherlands and Croatia
  • Reached a career high of eight in the rankings while finishing on a year-end high of eleven.
  • Reached the finals of the Qatar ExxonMobil Open, Doha.
  • Reached the finals of the Open de Moselle, Metz.


2006


  • Beat Roger Federer in the second round of the Cincinnati Masters
  • Recruited Brad Gilbert as coach
  • Took over from Tim Henman as British number one
  • Won the SAP Open tournament, Andy's first ATP title
  • Beat Ivan Ljubicic at the Madrid Masters in the second round
  • Beat Lleyton Hewitt at the SAP Open in the finals
  • Beat Andy Roddick at the SAP Open in the semi-finals
  • Reached the Semi-Finals of the Toronto Masters
  • Reached the fourth round of the US Open and Wimbledon


2005


  • Beat Tim Henman at the Swiss Indoors in Basel
  • Reached the finals of the Thailand Open
  • Reached the third round of Wimbledon
  • Reached the third round of the Stella Artois tournament
  • Reached the semi final of the French Open Junior event
  • Became the youngest British player to play Davis Cup when he played against Israel in the Davis Cup Euro/Africa Zone 1 tie
  • Reached the semi final of Futures event in Spain
  • Reached the semi final of Futures event in Italy


2004


  • Won futures title in Pontevedra, Spain
  • Won futures title in Orense, Spain
  • Winner US Open Boys' Singles Championships 2004
  • Doubles semi finalist with brother Jamie, at US Open Juniors
  • Won Futures event in Italy
  • Reached semi final of Futures event in Spain
  • Named in the March Team GB Davis Cup squad to play Austria in September
  • Won futures event in Spain
  • Reached the third round at Junior Wimbledon
  • Reached the final of the LTA International Junior Championships at Roehampton


2003


  • Winner of ITF Pony Malta Cup Junior event, Columbia Group One
  • Winner of the Canadian Junior Open
  • Semi-final appearance at the Mobilux Junior Open in Luxembourg
  • Quarterfinalist US Open Junior championships
  • Winner of the 11th International Junior Tournament "Citta Di Prato", Italy
  • Winner of the Nottingham ITF junior tournament
  • Winner of the 3rd Torneig ITF Andorra La Vella tournament, Andorra


2002


  • Made his debut at Junior Wimbledon (youngest competitor)
  • Winner 16 & under British Grand Prix


2001


  • Winner of the U15 Nationals
  • Winner of the 14 & under Teen Tennis at Telford, singles and doubles
  • Winner of the 14 & under doubles and singles finalist, Petit As, Tarbes


1999/2000


  • Winner of the 14 & under Prince Cup
  • Winner of the 14 & under Junior National Championships, adding to his 12 & Under title
  • Winner of the 12 & under Orange Bowl World Championships, Florida. (Became one of only two British players to win a singles title at the Orange Bowl)