ATP points out to world No3 that he is contracted to seem in Tour Finals should he qualify and whatever he may prefer to be doing in BelgiumWhen Andy Murray hinted that he might withdraw from the ATP World Tour Finals in London during November to prepare for the Davis Cup final in Belgium a week later,he was letting his sore body do the talking.
It was understandable. When he told Radio 5 Live on Sunday evening that the likely switch from the tough court of the O2 Arena in Greenwich to a drop-in clay court for the Davis Cup final at the Flanders Expo in Ghent would achieve “a question mark” over his involvement in the former, Murray had not long shaken off the dregs of pain that had flooded his back for five days, or although he beat Bernard Tomic in three sets to secure powerful Britain’s place in the latter.
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Source: theguardian.com