Andy Murray is set to get back from injury at the Geneva Open this month. The three-time Huge homerun champion has been a given a special case for the mud court competition in Switzerland, which starts on 18 May. The 36-year-old Briton, who is supposed to resign this season, has been out since late Walk in the wake of bursting his lower leg tendons at the Miami Open.
Murray selected not to have a medical procedure on the injury to lessen recuperation time bearing in mind the end goal of playing at both the French Open and Wimbledon, as well as the Olympics in Paris this late spring. The Scot, who turns 37 in May, recently said he doesn't want to "play a lot of past this late spring" yet needs to contend at one more Olympic Games before he resigns. The French Open beginnings on 26 May and Wimbledon, where Murray is a double cross boss, starts on 1 July, while the Olympics occur from 26 July. The US Open is the last Huge homerun competition of the time and starts on 26 August in New York.