Andy Murray – Crying During Interview After Loss To Roger Federer In Wimbledon 2012 Final

Andy Murray – Crying During Interview After Loss To Roger Federer In Wimbledon 2012 Final

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[Interviewer] Source: LYBIO.net
The reaction on the hill, the reaction from the people back home, you just have given us so much excitement over the past weekend.

[Andrew "Andy" Murray (15 May 1987)]
Ya, ah-aa [tearful] I’m getting closer. Can I just take a second.

[Interviewer] Source: LYBIO.net
Take your time.

[Andy Murray]
Alright I’m gonna try this it’s not gonna be easy [tearful].

[Andy Murray]
Okay – Ah, first I’d like to congratulate Roger umm he – I was getting asked the other day ah after I won my my semi-finals and ah is this your your best chance ah you know Roger’s 30 now, he’s ah he’s not bad for a 30 year old. He’s def– he he played a great tournament, he had some struggles early on with his back and showed well ah fight he still has left in him so congratulations you deserve it.

[Andy Murray] Source: LYBIO.net
I’m gonna try not to look at him or else I’ll start crying again. But everyone that’s in the corner over there that supported me through this tournament it’s always tough, we did a great job so thank you.

[Andy Murray]
And last of all to you guys [tearful]. Everybody always talks about the pressure of playing at Wimbledon how tough it is but ah the it’s not the people watching they make it so much easier to play. The support has been incredible so thank you. [tearful]

[Interviewer]
You could be very proud Andy Murray.

[Commentator] Source: LYBIO.net
Charming, articulate —-

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