Andy Murray has stayed under the radar this French Open - not quite figuring in any of the winner's list. That's well and good since he can play through the rounds without the added pressure and expectation. In his first round match here against Japanese Tatsuma Ito, he was quite dominant, except in the second set when Ito took him to 75. Otherwise, things are looking good for Andy!
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012
FO 2012: Matches I've Seen - Tatsuma Ito vs. Andy Murray
Andy Murray has stayed under the radar this French Open - not quite figuring in any of the winner's list. That's well and good since he can play through the rounds without the added pressure and expectation. In his first round match here against Japanese Tatsuma Ito, he was quite dominant, except in the second set when Ito took him to 75. Otherwise, things are looking good for Andy!
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