By John Lloyd The most worrying thing about Andy Murray’s exit is the fact it suggested a regression in the mental side of his game to the pre-Ivan Lendl days. He lost meekly and there was no fighting spirit. It was a 1/10 performance from a mental point of view — the sort of display that you would never conceive of from a great player like he is. Andy had the demeanour of a first-round loser rather than a defending champion and he deserves to be criticised for his poor attitude. He was grumbling right from the start of the match and giving all the wrong signals to his opponent Grigor Dimitrov, who himself was nervous and there for the taking at times.
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Lendl had helped Murray to cut out petulance from his game
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Against Grigor Dmitrov frustration and anger crept back into his game
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Murray should give Mauresmo more of a chance and should listen to her
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He could look to Mats Wilander, John McEnroe or Jimmy Connors as coach
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Kyle Edmund is the top young British prospect at the moment
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Edmund is coached by Greg Rusedski who can help him be great
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Roger Federer could win a record eighth Wimbledon title on Sunday
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His life is worked out to the minute so he can be father and a tennis player
I don’t think he’ll end his partnership with @placeholder immediately and she deserves some time but it hasn’t been an immediate success.