With Andy Murray becoming the World No.2 after almost 4
years, many thought that this might be the dawn of a new era But,
just three weeks after becoming the World No.2, Andy Murray is set to step down
to No.3 in the World after losing to Stanislas Wawrinkain the Third Round of the Monte Carlo
Masters.

Murray lost the match 1-6, 2-6 in just under an hour and
later being booed off the court for his lack luster performance. This was not
the first time Murray experienced a rather hostile crowd in Monte Carlo. In
2010 Murray lost to German Philipp
Kohlschreiber, winning just 3 games in a match that last just an
hour. A couple of years back, showed their disapproval when Murray kept hitting
drop shots against Gilles Simon, who was
visibly hobbling.

This loss meant that Murray's clay court campaign got off
to rough start as he only managed getting two matches under his belt this week.
"I made a lot of mistakes," Murray said. "I looked at the stats. Twenty-four
unforced errors is far too many. That's a set's worth. That's where half the
points went." Murray also accepted the fact that he takes time to get settled
on clay, "I need matches against top players to see what's going wrong and
what's going right."

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