Scott Barclay

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Failed journalist. Successful Andy Murray fan. Co-host of @MurrayMusing. Writing over on @Popcorn_Tennis1. Archived blog: https://t.co/ieTV7850sS He/Him

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Haha, Djokovic pretending the ballgirl accidentally cut him with the pair of scissors. The panic on her face! 😭

No matter how many times it appears on my timeline, I will always always ALWAYS stop and watch Steffi Graf answering a marriage proposal from a fan in the crowd at Wimbledon. 😂

Djokovic's sarcasm about the cameraman getting a bit too close to him at the end of the second set: "Can you come more in my face?!" 💀

My favourite thing about this Andy Murray advert is if you watch it without any prior information, you will absolutely not be expecting what happens 10 seconds in. 😂

Bublik enroute to a 5 set loss to Munar: "Guy's won 3 matches on grass and he's moving like he's Djokovic." 💀

Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer coaching Andy Murray at the Laver Cup 2022 will never cease to give me chills... History that we'll never see again. 🥶

It was exactly 11 years ago today that Andy Murray saved 5 championship points and beat Tommy Robredo in the final of Valencia before the greatest ever handshake at the net took place. 😂 🖕🖕

Every time Indian Wells comes around, I remember that not only did Andy Murray beat Carlos Alcaraz at the tournament a few years ago but he also hit his first ever underarm serve of his professional career during the match. 🔥

My controversial opinion is that players doing this is an in-direct result of fans clutching their pearls whenever a player breaks a tennis racket. Would 100% prefer to see a racket obliterated than this, honestly. 🤷‍♂️

Only Andy Murray could tell Novak Djokovic he needs to be hitting through his shots more. We live in an insane timeline and I love it.

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5 years ago today, Emma Raducanu won the US Open as an 18-year-old qualifier. She dropped zero sets in what can only be described as the single most remarkable tournament win in tennis history. Absolutely surreal. 🔥

Andy Murray says Learner Tien is one of his favourite players to watch just now due to his intelligent style of play that doesn't rely on pure power.

14 years ago today, Andy Murray finally ended the United Kingdom's 76 year wait for a men's singles major winner by winning the US Open. Will always remember staying up to watch this, knowing for a fact I was witnessing a moment in sporting history. 👑

Jack Draper played for 5 minutes this year and produced this absolute classic against Novak Djokovic. 🔥 5 star match for me.

Before Andy Murray ever won a major title, before he ever won Wimbledon, before he ever reached world number 1, he won an Olympic Gold Medal in front of a home crowd on the Centre Court at Wimbledon... 14 years ago today. 🥲❤️

My favourite thing about this Andy Murray advert is if you watch it without any prior information, you will absolutely not be expecting what happens 10 seconds in. 😂

Whenever I need a laugh, I'll always come and watch this clip of Andy Murray, Luke Evans and Stormzy comparing injuries. The payoff alone makes it an all-timer. 😂

Andy Murray once beat Rafael Nadal in a set of tennis in which Nadal won only 4 points in total.

Haha, love Royer's reaction to Djokovic's INSANE forehand around the netpost winner. 😂

The way Bublik is absolutely baffled by Ruud's US Open 2022 draw here never fails to make me laugh. "What the hell is this draw?!" 💀

13 years ago today, Andy Murray beat Roger Federer in the semifinals of the Australian Open in what I consider to be one of the most underrated matches of all time. 🔥 This was the first and only time Murray would defeat Federer at a major...

Crazy to think the last point of tennis we saw from Carlos Alcaraz was him ripping a forehand winner crosscourt in front of adoring Spanish fans. Little did we know he'd be forced to withdraw from all tournaments for the foreseeable future... 🥲

This is immediately up there as one of the best post-match winning celebrations. You can just see the enormity of the moment overwhelm them with every step they take. Henry Patten and Harri Heliovaara win the men's doubles title at Wimbledon. 🥹

This is the sort of shot you show to non-tennis fans to make them understand why you're a tennis fan.

Roger Federer calling his own serve out, overruling the line-judge, umpire and his opponent in the process, is easily one of the hottest things a tennis player has ever done during a match. 🥵