Andy Murray has opened up about a police stop that occurred during Wimbledon, revealing the officer let him off after recognising the tennis star. The 38-year-old said he was pulled over driving home one night but the officer told him to put his foot down on the A3 because he was the only patrol and hoped Murray would get a good night's sleep before his next match.
Murray, who owns luxury cars including an Aston Martin DB9, also shared his enjoyment of the London Underground, saying it has become easier now that people don't look up from their phones. The two-time Wimbledon champion and Olympic gold medallist has achieved immense success in the capital.
Jose Mourinho, the former Chelsea and Manchester United manager, recently recalled crying when Murray won Wimbledon in 2013. Speaking on a tennis podcast, Mourinho said it was the best day of Murray's career and that he had broken a psychological wall for British tennis fans.
