🎾🏅 Andy Murray spills the beans on when it’s cool to call him ‘Sir’! During a fun chat with cricket legend Kevin Pietersen on The Switch YouTube show, our Wimbledon champ shared his thoughts about his knighthood. After acing his second Wimbledon and Olympic gold, Andy was knighted in 2016, though he didn’t receive the honour until 2019.
So, does Andy love all the bells and whistles that come with his title? Well, he jokingly prefers ‘Sir’ when he’s on the golf course, sharing laughs with Pietersen. But truth be told, Andy isn’t all about the pomp and circumstance. He sees his knighthood as a sweet nod to his achievements and is chuffed to bits about making his family proud.
On a heartwarming note, Andy wished his little ones could’ve been at the ceremony when he received the knighthood. But don’t worry, he’s got the medal ready to show off at home!
Nowadays, Andy’s got a front-row seat to the tennis action as he coaches rising star Jack Draper. Draper, inspired by Andy’s legendary play, recently impressed at the Lexus Eastbourne Open with a victory over Marcos Giron. But don’t worry, he hasn’t started calling his coach ‘Sir’ just yet!
Stay tuned for more fun and updates from this dynamic duo, especially with Wimbledon 2026 right around the corner. Who else is excited?
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