Andy Murray warned for obscenity during match vs. David Nalbandian

PanARMENIAN.Net - Andy Murray admits he swears too much during matches but is struggling to stop.

The Scot was warned by the umpire for an audible obscenity on his way to victory over David Nalbandian of Argentina in Rome on Tuesday, May 15 night.

However, the world No.4 reckons it’s almost impossible not to let out a few curse words when he makes stupid mistakes although he usually shields his face with his hand when he lets rip.

Murray said: “I swear on court regularly.

“I try not to but sometimes you forget where you are and what’s going on. It’s a mistake and something I try not to do.”

Most players let slip the odd swear word in frustration during a match but Murray said the stars who speak English are singled out for punishment.

Nalbandian was guilty of swearing in Spanish several times during Tuesday’s match at the Rome Masters but umpire Mohammad Layani did not act.

“I understood a lot of the stuff he was saying from the time I spent in Spain,”dailyrecord.co.uk quoted the player as saying.