Andy Murray's first interview since winning US Open

October 03, 2012 18:17

"Because winning a Slam was so important to me I felt sometimes that I was focusing on the next Slam rather than on every tournament and every match. Now I feel I can hopefully concentrate better throughout the year and not take my eye off the ball at any tournaments -- and take more responsibility for all my performances."

That's Andy Murray, the world's new Slam winner. In his first interview since winning the US Open, the Scot tells the Independent's Paul Newman how playing clever tennis rather than his best tennis was the key to ending his wait for a Slam, here.

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