British tennis legend Andy Murray throws a retirement party in £5m mansion; Enjoying the good life

There will always be legends in the game of tennis who we all admire throughout their career, but there is always an end to the career as well which will eventually come. It is always sad to thing that we might not see those legendary figures on the court ever again as they all they have done is give us great performances throughout their entire career.

One such player is Great Britain's Andy Murray who has recently retired after the Olympics. The career of the British superstar is something to admire where he has won 3 Grand Slams, over 60 career titles and two Olympic Gold medals for his nation. There is no doubt that there has been some drama as well, but we will always remember him as one of the most legendary figures in the game who was competing with the big three and having some successfull battles with them as well.

Murray throws lavish retirement party

The news of Murray announcing retirement is clearly some of the most emotional moments foir every tennis fans and to see his last match in the Olympics. However it seems like Murray has already started enjoying after hanging up his racquet as we have come with news that he has already thrown a retirement party at a £5m mansion. The house already looks great from the outside and we are sure that Murray was enjoying every moment in it with his family and friends.

Breaking: Andy Murray ‘throws retirement party’ at his £5m Surrey mansion as two-time Wimbledon champion ‘celebrates his career with friends and family’… as Tim Henman lifts the lid after getting an invite https://t.co/yyufgj3aBO #Andy #AndyMurray #career pic.twitter.com/HuqD6HSifJ

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This means that the legendary figure is now enjoying his time off the court and the great way to do it is enjoy every moment of it. We all hope Murray keeps having happy and joyful moments like this throughout his life and we all are happy to see that he is still enjoying his time away from the game. It has really been a career worth celebrating and it looks like the former World number one is making sure he lives every moment.