NEW DELHI: Briton Andy Murray and the only male player to win two Olympic singles gold medals, announced on Tuesday that he plans to retire after the tennis competition at the Paris Games, which will be the last event of his illustrious career.
Murray, considered one of the greatest British athletes of all time, captured gold at the London 2012 Olympics by defeating Roger Federer in the final. He then successfully defended his title four years later in Rio, overcoming Juan Martin del Potro in the championship match.
