The subsequent rivalries of Murray and Novak Djokovic consolidated that hegemony but Nadal, Murray, Djokovic and Stan Wawrinka are hors de combat; Federer, 37 in August, still floats above them all. He added that his rise had happened “perhaps unwittingly, as Andy has dropped down in rankings due to his injury”. “Proud as I am, I would have been much happier had Andy stayed healthy and occupied his place at the very top where he belongs,” Edmund said. Edmund said: “I’ll continue to work hard and represent Great Britain as best as I can. Over three hours of the tournament, Edmund earned $250,000 – more than twice his take-home pay for the rest of the season.

Source: The Guardian March 04, 2018 21:52 UTC