WATCH: Andy Murray shouts back at French Open spectators to lessen noise during tense moments in 1R clash against Stan Wawrinka

Andy Murray shouted at the French Open spectators to reduce their noise during the tense moments in his first round match against Stan Wawrinka. Wawrinka defeated Murray in straight sets (6-4, 6-4, 6-2) in two hours and 19 minutes to move into the second round at the French Open.

This was the Swiss' third consecutive win against the former World No.1 at Roland Garros and his tenth victory overall against him overall. However, Murray still leads the head-to-head between the two at 13-10.

During the match, Andy Murray was distracted by noise from spectators seated behind him at Court Philippe-Chatrier. This led him to turn back, shout back at them and address the disruptive behavior in an attempt to minimize distractions during crucial moments of the game.

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After beating Andy Murray, Stan Wawrinka will next face either 32nd seed Cameron Norrie or Pavel Kotov.

Meanwhile, Andy Murray's journey at French Open 2024 will continue as he will compete in the men's doubles event alongside fellow Brit Dan Evans. The duo's first match will be against the South American duo of Thiago Seyboth Wild and Sebastian Baez from Brazil and Argentina, respectively.

Andy Murray on competing at the French Open: "I'm proud of the results that I had here, I had great memories"

Andy Murray at the 2024 French Open

Following his defeat in the first round at the 2024 French Open against Stan Wawrinka, Andy Murray recalled his past performances at the clay-court Major, stating that he has done well and had good results in Paris over the years.

Despite this, he admitted that his achievements in at the clay court Major pale in comparison to those of Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic.

"I did really well here over the years. You know, a lot of the results and stuff that I think the issue for me is that when you compare it to, like, what Rafa or Novak achieved in the same time, it obviously is minuscule in comparison," Murray said.

Murray also stated that despite losing to Wawrinka, Djokovic and Nadal over the years at the French Open, he is proud of the results he has had. The former World No.1 also revealed that he cherishes the memories he has created while competing at this Grand Slam tournament.

"I lost to Novak in five, Stan in five, and twice to Rafa. Obviously no shame in that. In a different time maybe the results would have been a bit different. But yeah, I'm proud of the results that I had here. I had great memories," Murray added.

The 37-year-old now has five wins out of 20 matches so far in the 2024 season.