Sampras predicts top honours for Murray

Pete Sampras does not think Britain will have long to wait before Andy Murray delivers on his promise and claims a Grand Slam title.

Wed, 03 Dec, 2008 - 08:10

Pete Sampras does not think Britain will have long to wait before Andy Murray delivers on his promise and claims a Grand Slam title.

Murray, 21, enjoyed a prolific 2008 season, reaching number four in the world and beating world number one Rafael Nadal en route to the US Open final in September, only to lose out to world number two Roger Federer.

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