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Monday 23 May 2011 9:19 pm

Murray aware of Prodon’s threat

By: KCS-content

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BRITISH No1 Andy Murray will take nothing for granted when he meets Frenchman Eric Prodon in the first round of the French Open today.

Prodon, born in Paris and ranked 124th in the world, has spent almost his entire career at Futures and Challenger level, with his only win on the main ATP Tour coming against Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo eight years ago.

But Murray said: “He has a lot of experience and plays most of his tennis on clay so he will be dangerous. I’m sure the crowd will shout for him but I feel fresh right now and I’m looking forward to this tournament more than ever.”

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