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Murray edges Campbell; advances to Men’s 35 Singles Semifinals
Kaieteur Sports – The GTA One Guyana Open 2023 Tournament is a pillar of the emerging National Sports Academy; an initiative which is funded by the National Sports Commission (NSC), the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, and by extension the Government of Guyana and latest play resulted in Ronald Murray going past Martin Campbell in Men’s Singles action.
Ronald Murray, the reigning Men’s 35 Singles champion and the top seed, defeated Martin Campbell 6/2 – 7/5 to advance to the GTA One Guyana Open Men’s 35 Singles semifinal.
After falling behind in the second set by a break, lefty, Murray battled back to win. The crucial moment occurred when Campbell was serving at 5/3 to secure the second set and level the match.
However, the experienced Murray cleaned up his unforced errors and found some well-placed serves at critical moments to win the match’s final four games.
“I was confident all the way. More or less, I was still trying to find my form in the match. I realised [Campbell’s] game started to pick up in the second set. So at 3/5 down, I decided to retake control and close it out without giving him any chances,” the Men’s 35 Champ said.
Ronald Murray
The No. 4 seed Aubrey Younge awaits Murray next, in a rematch of the 2022 GBTI Open Men’s 35 semifinal.
The Men’s 35 Champ applauds the Government’s initiative.
“In the years before, tennis was on the backburner and was never considered when all the funds were being distributed, so to see tennis then to now, while there is room for improvement, I love what the Government of Guyana is doing for the sport,” Murray said. “I hope to see more spectators and more persons involved because tennis is not only for the persons in the tennis fraternity, but for all of Guyana.”
Other Results
Men’s 35 Singles Quarterfinals: No. 4 seed Aubrey Younge defeated Leroy Chapman 6/1 – 6/1.
Men’s 45 Singles Round Robin: Harry Panday defeated Steve David-Longe 6/4 – 3/0 (ret.).
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