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[MurraysWorld]

2009

• Won the Valencia Open 500 tournament.
• Rose to World No. 2 on 17th August, the highest ranking by a British player
• Won the Montreal Masters Series Title, his 13th ATP Title and 4th Masters
• Reached the semi-finals of Wimbledon for the first time
• Became the first British winner in 71 years at Queens, his 12th ATP Title
• Reached the quarter-finals of the French Open for the first time
• Ascended to World No. 3 on May 11th
• Won the Miami Masters Series Title, his 11th ATP Title and 3rd Masters
• Won the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament in Rotterdam, his 10th ATP title
• Sucessfully defended the Qatar Open, his 9th ATP title

2008

• Reached the semi-finals of the Masters Cup in Shanghai
• Defended the St Petersburg Open, his 8th ATP Title
• Won the Madrid Masters Series Title, his 7th ATP title and 2nd Masters
• Reached the Final of the US Open for the first time
• Beat Rafael Nadal in the semi-finals of the US Open
• Rose to 4th in the world rankings
• Qualified for the Masters Cup in Shanghai for the first time
• Won the Cincinnati Masters Series title, his 6th ATP title and 1st Masters
• Reached the Quarter-finals of Wimbledon for the first time
• Beat Novak Djokovic in the quarter finals of the Toronto Masters
• 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
• Ended the year ranked 11th briefly breaking into the top 10
• 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
• Broke into the top 20 and ended the year ranked 17th
• 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
• Broke into the top 100 and ended the year ranked 64th
• 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)

[Mark]

I don't think it should really....

It's meant to show his big steps in his career and a fourth round after beating Federer isn't a big leap if you get me.

[Allan]

It was in Cincinnati he beat Federer in not Toronto.

[Mark]

It was in Cincinnati he beat Federer in not Toronto.

Edited.

   Reached 4th Round as USO and Wimbledon

That would be better but I just don't feel reaching a fourth round of a grand slam is such a big deal for him relative to his previous achievements. When he reaches the QF then yes...

[Allan]

Shouldn't defending Jan Jose count as well. 

• Reached the third round of the Stella Artois tournament
  

What's the bit I've put in bold mean.

• Beat Roger Federer in the second round of the Cincinatti Masters

Cincinnati is spelt wrong.

[Mark]

No there isn't any system like that Neil... we just put on anything that is a special achievement in that year

Beating Roddick was special last year, beating him this year is not... it's just relative sh*t.

[Mark]

Yeah, titles will always count and semi-final of a MS is a first for him so that also counts

[Neil]

Well I can add that too, I still think, regardless of it being hsi second time, that it's a good achievement this year at least. Maybe next year we'll only be putting in win's in MS's but not for 2007