Andy Murray has officially withdrawn from the singles competition at the Paris 2024 Olympics, marking his final professional appearance as he prepares for retirement after the Games. The two-time Olympic gold medalist will focus on men's doubles alongside Dan Evans, having recently undergone back surgery and struggling with injuries that have affected his performance. Murray expressed pride in representing Great Britain one last time, highlighting the joy of competing as part of a team. He previously won singles gold in London 2012 and Rio 2016, along with a silver in mixed doubles in 2012. His decision to retire comes after a long battle with physical ailments, including a recent spinal cyst removal. The tennis tournament at the Olympics runs from July 27 to August 4, with Murray hoping for a strong showing in doubles.