New York: Andy Murray played down fears that his US Open clash against Lukas Rosol will be a repeat of their last stormy meeting when he described the Czech as being the sport&rsquo;s most hated player.
<img title="Andy Murray" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2016/aug/28Andy-Murray.jpg" alt="Andy Murray" /> Andy Murray
World No 2 Murray faces the controversial 31-year-old for the first time since Munich in 2015 when Rosol bumped into him at a changeover during their quarter-final.
"No one likes you on the tour," Murray told him. "Everyone hates you." But Murray, the reigning Wimbledon and Olympic champion, insists that the bad blood is a thing of the past and will not impact their opening round meeting at Flushing Meadows next week.
"I spoke to him after the match and it was fine." said Murray on Friday.

Andy Murray played down fears that his US Open clash against Lukas Rosol will be a repeat of their last stormy meeting when he described the Czech as being the sport&rsquo;s most hated player

Andy Murray plays down 'hate' rematch with Rosol

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Andy Murray played down fears that his US Open clash against Lukas Rosol will be a repeat of their last stormy meeting when he described the Czech as being the sport&rsquo;s most hated player

Andy Murray plays down 'hate' rematch with Rosol

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