Murray was actually spotted in the crowd at SW19 watching the final, and revealed that it was the first time he had watched a full match from the stands ‘for a long time’.

“I thought that the last few sets were really good. It was very hard conditions that day. I don’t know on the TV how easy it was to see but it was really windy, but it wasn’t like consistent wind. It was blustery and lots of gusts,” explained Murray. “The first couple of sets, tennis-wise, I didn’t think were amazing. But I thought the last few sets considering how hard it was, there was some brilliant, brilliant stuff in there and I really enjoyed the final.”

He continued, “I learned a lot from it and could have gone either way. Novak had his chance at the beginning of the fifth set. But Alcaraz did incredibly well to win that particularly after the first set because it was really quick. Novak looked great, really comfortable. He did really well to win it.

“There was one point right at the end of the second set where Novak missed a couple of backhands in a row. I think it was on the set point and then the point straight afterwards, which maybe changed things a little bit. It would have been hard to come back from to sets down. But yeah, it was a good match.”

Andy Murray filmed the Wimbledon final to learn from Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic ?? pic.twitter.com/PLcgAXWa6C

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Both Murray and Alcaraz are still in action at the Toronto Masters this week, following respective wins over Max Purcell and Ben Shelton, and will compete in their third round matches later today.

Andy Murray vs Carlos Alcaraz head-to-head

Although Murray has been very complimentary about Alcaraz, we at Tennishead wanted to look back at their two meetings against each other:

Murray vs Alcaraz: 1-1

1. Murray beat Alcaraz, 5-7 6-3 6-2 (Indian Wells 2021)
2. Alcaraz beat Murray, 6-3 6-3 (Vienna 2021)