RIVAL:ANDY’S TRUE LEGEND
ANDY MURRAY will tackle world No.8 Andrey Rublev in round two of the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament in Rotterdam.
Fourth seed Rublev defeated Marcos Giron 7-6(1) 6-3 and is relishing his contest with Britain’s former world No.1.
The Russian said: “Andy is a true legend.
“I have a really good connection with him, I really like him as a person, as a player. It’s going to be fun.” CURLING: Bruce Mouat and his team will represent Scotland for a fourth-successive year at the World Championship in Calgary next month. AUTO: Lewis Hamilton says winning a recordbreaking eighth world title will not determine whether he quits Formula One at the end of the year.
The Mercedes driver said: “Of course, [winning an eighth title] is the ultimate dream but I don’t think it will be the deciding factor as to whether I stay or keep going.” GOLF: Scott Jamieson is excited at the possibility of playing three Euro Tour events next month in his home state of Florida.
Lockdown rules in Spain and Portugal could see the Tenerife Open, Gran Canaria Open and Portugal Masters played on US soil.
Jamieson admitted: “It’s great news if it materialises to be playing three European Tour events next month.”
AYR are keen to see if David Hopkin would be interested in becoming their manager after the Somerset club parted company with player-boss Mark Kerr and assistant Michael McArdle.
Record Sport revealed yesterday David Robertson is in the running as he eyes a return from Indian football.