> What if he loses early?
His donation is smaller. His donation of itself isn't that significant,
it's a welcome gesture, which is matched by many others, including
several other sports stars.
"The world No1 joins the Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin, who said on
Saturday that he would give £50 to the fund for every minute he plays at
the European Under-21 Championship in Poland. If Spain, the tournament
favourites, reach the final, they will have played five matches and
Bellerin’s contribution could be as high as £22,500.
"The Manchester City midfielder Raheem Sterling has also promised to
give 'a substantial sum'.
"Ascot Racecourse is also making a donation of £100,000 to The British
Red Cross UK Solidarity and London Fire Relief Funds and Local
Charities, to support those affected."
> It's actually quite arrogant from him.
I'm sure he doesn't assume he will win, rather he is confident of doing
well. A certain amount of confidence, and possibly even arrogance is
often helpful in sport.
> Murray was never like this before.
> Must be Lendl influence.
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