Andy Murray (1) (1987–)

Two quotes from the book itself sum up the tone:
Pg 270: "Many things have been written and said about me that I wasn't happy with because they didn't reflect the person I am.....
Pg 271: "I wanted to get my side across too, and this book is the way I chose to do it."

Much of the book really does read as a response to nearly every major criticism people in the media have made of Murray. I haven't followed him that closely, so I wasn't aware of the various controversies the press made of his words and actions. The last two chapters were more what I was hoping to get when I saw this book: anecdotes about life on the professional tennis tour. They're sprinkled throughout the book, but up until these two chapters, they come as parts of rebuttals to press criticism. The book definitely made me want to read his mother's (Judy Murray's) book "Knowing the Score."… (altro)