Andy has played Janowicz once before, and I (and no doubt some others on this board!) were there - he beat him in straight sets in Davis Cup in Liverpool in 2009.

Tomorrow's match is 14.00 local, 13.00 UK.

Well, Andy should certainly retain the freshness he spoke off into London 

And Paris 2012 will be the first Masters tournament since Paris 2010 to have a non "big 4" winner, and indeed not even one in the QFs.

For the record, Janowicz won  5 - 7   7 - 6 (4)   6 - 2.   It is apparently fast courts and he did serve 22 aces, but still,  Andy 

-- Edited by indiana on Thursday 1st of November 2012 03:49:35 PM

Murray breaks at 5-5 (having been 0-30 the game before) and then serves out the first set after a break point

7-5

And get broken back.....

5-5

So, a third set for Andy 

7 - 5   6 - 7 (4)   1 - 0 *

The Paris Masters folk just loving how well this switch to the week before the WTF may be panning out   

Andy loses. Janowicz lost to British number 20 David Rice earlier this year, now he goes on to beat Murray. Bizarre. 3rd tournament in a row now Murray has had match point and gone on to lost, slightly worrying now.