Andy Murray insists he's not done with Wimbledon despite being blasted off centre court in the second round for the first time in his career.
The two-time champion had little resistance to the sheer power of serve from the giant American John Isner who fired 36 aces on his way to a four set win. Asked whether he still believes he can compete at the highest level, the Scot was adamant he's not given a thought to hanging up his racket and he believes he could, and should have progressed at SW19 and this is not the end.
Murray said: "This year my game is in a better place. I could have had a good run here. It's one of those matches that had I managed to get through then who knows what could have happened. It depends on how I am physically and if I feel good then I'll try to keep playing. It's difficult to make long term predictions as who knows how I'll be in a few weeks time, never mind next year.
