Incredible bad luck: Tennis star are stolen shoes and wedding ring

Ehring Tennis star Andy Murray are stolen shoes-it is knotted on his wedding ring

the tennis star Andy Murray are dubious his tennis shoes. But the much bigger problem: he had previously knotted his wedding ring on his shoes.

The desperate Murray started a call on Instagram and asked his followers for help. In a post, he explains his predicament to his followers in two videos. The Scotsman is located in California India Wells, where it trains and prepared for the Masters tournament that takes place there.

The shoes had to stay outside - and disappear

on the drive to the hotel, Murray had already noticed that the sports shoes rays. After training in almost 40 degrees, they were "quite moist, sweaty and stinking". That is why he decided not to take his shoes into the hotel room and ventilate them outside, says the tennis star in the video.

Because the room had no balcony, Murray is inevitably to ventilate Under his car. The next morning, however, the two -time Olympic champion must find that the shoes have disappeared - but the real catastrophe will only come later.

physiotherapist asks him: "Where is your wedding ring"

In order to be able to train again the following day, Murray simply buys a new couple of treads in a sports shop. They are of another brand, but that is "not the end of the world," said the 34-year-old. When he prepares for the training, his physiotherapist becomes puzzled and asks: "Where is your wedding ring?" Only then does Murray come back in.

Duchess Kate on the tennis court with Emma Raducanu

Such a bad luck: The wedding ring was still knotted with the shoes < /H2>

So that the ring does not bother him during training, he always knots it with his shoes, the professional tells in his video on Instagram. The ring has now been lost with the shoes. This should not have been well received by wife Kim, with whom Murray has been married since 2015. "It is superfluous to mention that you are not well to speak to me at home," says Murray and takes it with humor. A fan comments: "I don't want to put in your shoes, Andy!" Murray now uses its reach and asks his followers: inside on Instagram to share the video. He hopes to find the ring again.