Andy Murray: "We were playing like women"
I'm not sure what kind of Shame Rating to give this one, since it's not really entirely clear exactly what Murray meant. But when asked on court by a reporter how he thought his match (first round at Auckland: he beat Kenneth Carlsen 7-5,6-2), he said, "We were both playing like women," of the first set, in which there were seven breaks of serve.
He could have meant they were both playing badly.
He could have meant they both served horribly and therefore failed to hold serve.
Or -- and this is the interpretation we favor -- he could have meant they were playing in spaghetti strap bathing suit dresses borrowed from Sharapova and Vaidisova.
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