Andy Murray required to play ATP World Tour Finals

Andy Murray has been told he is "required" to compete in the ATP Tour Finals after the Scot discussed skipping the event to prepare for the Davis Cup final

London: Andy Murray has been told he is "required" to compete in the ATP Tour Finals after the Scot discussed skipping the event to prepare for the Davis Cup final.


Andy Murray 

After helping Great Britain reach a first Davis Cup final in 37 years by beating Australia, Murray suggested he might miss the hard-court ATP Tour Finals to prepare for the Davis Cup showpiece. However, ATP president Chris Kermode expects Murray to be present at London's O2 Arena.

"The Barclays ATP World Tour Finals is a mandatory event on the ATP World Tour and all players who qualify, unless injured, are required to compete in the event," Kermode said.

"We are aware of the comments made after the Davis Cup tie, however our expectations are that, if fully fit, Andy would compete in this year's tournament."

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