Tuesday 26 June 2018 18:32, UK
Judy Murray has warned against expecting too much, too soon of her son, Andy, despite his impressive win over Stan Wawrinka on Monday.
Murray recorded his first win after almost a year out with a hip injury,beating three-time grand slam champion Wawrinka 6-1 6-3 in just 77 minutes at Eastbourne.
The Scot made his long-awaited comeback last week in a three-set defeat to Nick Kyrgios at Queen's Club but showed further signs that he is getting back to full fitness on the south coast.
With Wimbledon set to start next week, the two-time winner at the All England Club has refused to commit himself as he continues to work his way back and Judy Murray was not reading too much into the win.
Speaking at the inaugural UK Coaching conference in Edinburgh, she said: "I think he did really well yesterday, but this is about him just dipping his toe back in the water and seeing how his body holds up."
"Any athlete who has been out for a long time will tell you the same thing, you have to build up your physical fitness and your match fitness and you can only build that up by playing matches.
"I think for him it is about seeing how he is during the match, and how he is after the match.
"That is what tennis will demand of you; if you are playing in a tournament that lasts for a week and you get to the final, you have to play five matches in seven days.
"If you play a grand slam, you're playing seven matches across 13 days and the best of five sets, so you have to test yourself and see where you are at.
"I think he had a good match at Queen's last week and had a good match with Stan, so it's just baby steps."
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