Andy Murray was aiming to win his first major championship since Antwerp in 2019. Sebastian Korda became the nightmare to his dreams.
After falling to American Sebastian Korda in a three-set quarterfinal round, Andy Murray was eliminated from the Gijon Open.
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Former world number one British player Murray, who is presently ranked 48th, won five straight games to seal the second set and force a decider.
However, he was defeated 6-4 1-6 6-1 by world number 47 Korda, who will now play France’s Arthur Rinderknech.
Murray, 35, received a wildcard for the competition, his first since the Laver Cup in September.
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After defeating Alejandro Davidovich Fokina in his opener, the British number three came back from a set down to defeat Argentine Pedro Cachin in the second round.
