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Newport nourishes Andy Murray: the future Hall of Famer opens up about the late Maggie May—and Rusty's noisier namesake, Lleyton Hewitt
"It's just really weird when she's not in the house. It feels a lot quieter, even though she wasn't a dog that barked a lot," the former world No. 1 shares from the Infosys Hall of Fame Open.
Published Jul 15, 2022
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Murray is seeking his 47th career singles title this week.
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