And he’s back! Murray in top 10 again

I like to keep my eye on Andy Murray, mostly because I like to poke fun at him every now and then.

After his recent win in Doha, Murray has jumped back into the ATP’s top 10 and sits in ninth. David Nalbandian drops to 10th and Tommy Robredo to 11th.

Murray’s two-jump move comes on the heels of him releasing his coach and telling Great Britain he needed to focus on his singles game more.

Don’t get me wrong, Murray has talent. Mostly I just struggle with his attitude off-court and some of the things he says – well – let’s face it. It makes great fodder for my blog :)

Murray will wrap up his Australian Open prep with Kooyong exhibition tourney in Melbourne. In other relevant news, Roger Federer withdrew from this event due to a stomach virus and won’t be seen in competition until he begins the journey to defend his Aussie title.