Andy Murray's Wimbledon Doubtful After Severe Ankle Injury at Miami Open

The British tennis star faces a race against time to recover for Wimbledon and his final professional season after a serious ankle injury.

Andy Murray faces an extended period out after suffering a severe ankle injury at the Miami Open, casting doubt on his participation in Wimbledon and his final professional season.
Despite the injury, Murray demonstrated remarkable resilience, continuing to play even after rolling his ankle and nearly winning the match against Tomas Machac.
Murray's injury involves a full rupture of his anterior talofibular ligament and a near full thickness rupture of his calcaneofibular ligament, requiring a visit to an ankle specialist for further evaluation.
The injury marks another setback in Murray's career, which has been plagued by injuries, including two hip surgeries in 2019.
Murray has hinted at retiring after the summer, with Wimbledon and possibly the Olympics as his last professional tournaments.