Andy Murray revealed he was enjoying a Sunday afternoon on the sofa playing Mario Kart when he got the call to replace the injured Roger Federer for an impromptu ATP World Tour exhibition match. A mammoth final between Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic was cancelled after the Swiss star claimed he wasn't 'match fit' to take part following a grueling semi-final clash against Stan Wawrinka on Saturday night. To the delight of the London crowd, Murray dutifully agreed to take part in a one-set exhibition match against the Djokovic, but was unable to overcome the Serb, going down 5-8. VIDEO Scroll down to see what keeps Novak Djokovic motivated
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Novak Djokovic defeats Andy Murray 8-5 in one-set exhibition match
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Roger Federer pulls out of ATP World Tour final against Djokovic
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Murray reveals he was playing video games when he got the call
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Murray and John McEnroe to play Tim Henman and Pat Cash in doubles
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