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Andy Murray wins virtual Madrid Open and gives half of his winnings to the NHS
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Andy Murray won the Madrid Open for a third time on Thursday without even leaving his sofa!
With tennis suspended until at least mid-July, the Scottish superstar came out top in a contest of 16 leading players - who swapped their racquets for PlayStation 4 controllers.
Murray beat Belgian player David Goffin in the final of the Tennis World Tour video game.
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Andy, who hasn't played since November because of problems with his comeback after his hip operation, claimed the biggest share of a 150,000 euros prize fund.
Some of the money will be donated to lower-ranked players who haven't been able to earn any money during the coronavirus pandemic and Andy chose to donate half of his winnings to the NHS.