Madadman wrote:

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Does anyone know if hes looking to get a WC into Paris?

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From his interview with Stu Fraser in The Times last Saturday (11/10):

Obviously the baby can come any time from pretty much next week, Murray says. I would adjust my schedule if I couldnt go to Antwerp. My plan is to play Antwerp and then I am done through to the Davis Cup [November 18-24]. If the baby came early, I would miss Antwerp and then maybe play at the Paris Masters [October 26-November 3].

I imagine that, after today's performance, the Paris organisers would welcome him back with open arms. 

YEEEEEEEEES!!!!! get in Andy never doubted him for a second! what a spartan !

Now who was that person on here who said andy would be retired by the end of the year, revel yourself

PS ok even I did not think he would be able to win a trophy this early in his comeback was thinking early next year but this man never fails to amaze you what he able to do.

Jaggy1876 wrote:

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Dan Evans was spot on when he said Andy is still GB number 1.

I imagine you would have got long odds in February of him being our only title winner of the year.

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 That's because Andy is our one in a lifetime player. We have talented players but not to his level (bar Jamie in doubles)

He's the ATP's Player of the Week after rising 116 places in the rankings to N° 127.