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Pablo Cuevas begins his fourth championship point opportunity in unusual fashion against Albert Ramos-Vinolas in the rain-interrupted 2017 Brasil Open final in Sao Paulo. Photo: dgwcomunicacao
Watch highlights of the rain-interrupted 2017 Brasil Open final in Sao Paulo, played over two days, featuring Pablo Cuevas versus Albert Ramos-Vinolas. Photo: dgwcomunicacao
On paper, it looks like a place Andy Murray could dominate. Hard courts. The U.S., where the Scot spent weeks of his off-season. A big-time event. But, for reasons even Murray can't quite name, his haul of 45 tour-level titles is still missing one of the most prestigious crowns in all of tennis: a BNP Paribas Open title trophy from Indian Wells. Murray has played at the ATP World Tour Masters 1000 event 11 times, every year since 2006. He's had great runs, including in 2009, when he reached the final but fell to Rafael Nadal, and in 2007 and 2015, when Murray made the last four but fell to Novak Djokovic both times. Murray has also had forgettable appearances...