Murray showed no signs of an Olympic hangover as he eased into the third round in Cincinnati TANNEN MAURY/EPAAndy Murray, the recently crowned Olympic champion, shrugged off shoulder trouble and the fatigue that followed his heroics in Rio to reach the third round of the Western & Southern Open. On Sunday, the Scot came through a gruelling four-set encounter with Juan Martin del Potro, of Argentina, to win his second gold medal and barely three days later he was back on court, this time against another Argentinian, Juan Monaco, in Cincinnati. Murray was back in action just days after winning a second Olympic gold medal TANNEN MAURY/EPAMurray, the world No 2, needed treatment on his shoulder during a tricky first set but soon recovered from the niggle to close out a 6-3, 6-2…

Source: The Times August 18, 2016 08:03 UTC