Andy Murray followed Novak Djokovic in being Mic'd up at his Wimbledon practice and it was a rather hilarious one.
Andy Murray is an underrated comic on the ATP Tour as many players admitted that he's a very funny guy. Some Brits would say that he's rather boring but he showed off his hilarious side during a mic'd up practice with his coach Ivan Lendl making an appearance as well.
Murray played some of his most iconic tennis under the guidance of the former legendary player and they teamed up once more for this final stage of his career. Just like Djokovic, Murray had a microphone during a practice as former player Tim Henman lead us through it.
The practice opened with Murray running into Djokovic who practiced in the slot before him on the centre court. Henman was in the front rows watching closely as Lendl followed along as well. All three of them had a microphone and we saw some good banter between them. Henman joked whether he should ask Lendl a question and the American fired back in style.
Remember. Don't ask questions you don't know answers to.
Murray had a bit of fun with his coach as well during the practice as Henman asked him how it was to be back working with Lendl. He had tremendous success under the former player in his previous stints and it's been pretty solid with him so far as well.
It's great. Obviously, you know his experience in these events and you know from the psychological perspective huge for me and helped me a lot earlier in my career. I think we've always had good results working together so that also helps with the confidence. Great to have him around even if his sense of humour is terrible.
Another interesting thing was Lendl coming out against the new coaching rules in tennis. The former player is in favour of the way it was before - players figuring it out for themselves. Check out the whole video below.
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