Murray crashes out of US Open

Andy Murray crashed out of the US Open in New York after a below-par performance against Korean Hyung-Taik Lee.

Sun, 02 Sep, 2007 - 11:02

Andy Murray crashed out of the US Open in New York after a below-par performance against Korean Hyung-Taik Lee.

Murray, seeded 19th at Flushing Meadows, was beaten 6-3 6-3 2-6 7-5 on a raucous night under the floodlights at the Grandstand show court, going down to man 11 years his senior and ranked 43rd in the world.

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Courts Tennis US Open Place: New York Place: Flushing Meadows Place: San Jose, California Person: Murray Person: Andy Murray Person: Korean Hyung-Taik Lee Person: Hyung-Taik Lee Person: Jonas Bjorkman Person: Lee Person: Korean Person: Steve Ullrich Person: Brad Gilbert Person: Ullrich Person: Koreans Event: US Open

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