Andy Murray, after an emotional farewell at Wimbledon, expressed readiness to retire due to physical limitations affecting his performance, despite his love for the sport and positive memories. Murray hinted at a potential return to Wimbledon in a non-playing capacity, possibly in coaching, emphasizing his reluctance for a commentary role. While Murray acknowledged his ability to still win matches, he confirmed his decision not to pursue singles play again, focusing on his post-playing career. The tennis community, including notable players like Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer, paid tribute to Murray's legacy at Wimbledon, marking the end of his competitive singles career.