Andy Murray launches US Open 2023 campaign: Match time, opponent, live, TV, live streaming, ranking

After crashing out of the Wimbledon Championship in the second round a few weeks back, British player Andy Murray has regained his lost confidence. He will take on France's Corentin Moutet at Flushing Meadows on Tuesday. Three-time Grand Slam champion Murray, who won his first major at the US Open in 2012, will not spare any opportunity this time. After losing to Stefanos Tsitsipas in Wimbledon, he said that ‘motivation was a big thing’.

Wimbledon Setback

Talking to BBC, the British legend said, "Immediately after matches, especially at Wimbledon and majors, there is greater disappointment and greater emotion than at any other time." Talking about the short break and the preparation that he has taken, Murray said, "I went away on holiday straight afterward and after three or four days of being away from it."

Andy Murray Ranking

Despite the Wimbledon setback, Andy Murray is ranked 36th in the world. This is his highest world ranking since the surgery that left him fearing for his career in 2019.

Match Time

The Andy Murray-Corentin Moutet match will be held on Tuesday, August 29. It is scheduled for 5.15 pm (BST), but it depends on the previous game being played there.

Where to watch

Sky Sports will broadcast the game live. It can also be watched on on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Tennis, and Sky Sports. It will also be shown on Sky Showcase. Besides, one can also watch this match on Sky Sports contract free on Now TV.

Live Streaming

The Andy Murray-Corentin Moutet match will be available for live streaming on Sky Go App.

FAQs:

Q1. How will Andy Murray launch his US Open 2023 campaign?
A1. British tennis legend Andy Murray begins his U.S. Open campaign on Tuesday, August 29. He will take on French player Corentin Moutet. Andy Murray has won three Grand Slam tournaments- two Wimbledon and one U.S. Open.

Q2. What is the present world ranking of Andy Murray?
A2. Andy Murray is ranked 36th despite his second-round defeat at the hands of Stefanos Tsitsipas at Wimbledon. This is the highest world ranking since having surgery in 2019.