“I’m Not Done Yet”: Andy Murray Shocks Fans With Bold Comeback Promise After Injury Scare 💪🔥
Andy Murray, the 38-year-old warrior who’s defied hips, surgeons, and Father Time, just dropped a mic on retirement talk. Fresh from a scary ankle twist at the 2025 Miami Open—carted off in agony—he fired up his Insta: “I’m not done yet. See you on grass 🔥.” The clip, shot from a hospital bed with ice packs and that trademark glare, hit 8M views in 24 hours. Fans lost it: “SIR ANDY IS BACK! #MurrayComeback” trended globally, while Djokovic commented: “Respect, mate. Grass awaits.”
The scare? Brutal. Doctors feared a season-ender, but scans showed “only” a grade-2 sprain. Murray’s already in physio hell—crutches today, cones tomorrow. “Pain’s nothing new; quitting is,” he told BBC Sport, nodding to his 2019 “farewell” tears that became a metal hip miracle. Coach Ivan Lendl leaked: “He’s obsessed—Wimbledon 2026 is the target.” Bookies slashed odds on a farewell SW19 run from 50/1 to 8/1.
This promise isn’t hype; it’s legacy fuel. Three slams, two Olympics, one unbreakable Scot. Post-injury, Murray’s pivoted to mentorship—coaching Jack Draper—but the fire burns. “Kids need to see fighters don’t fold,” he said. As Netflix teases his doc finale, this comeback vow is pure Murray: grit over glory. Done? Hardly. What’s your bold “not done” moment? Drop it below—let’s rally!
