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Andy Murray and Jamie Murray launch new tennis YouTube channel 'The Set'

2026-07-15 · Andy Murray · Player Focus

Andy Murray and Jamie Murray launch tennis YouTube channel 'The Set'

Andy Murray and his brother Jamie Murray announced on **15 July 2026** they’re launching a new tennis-focused YouTube channel called **‘The Set’**, marking their first major joint project outside the court.

What happened?

The Murray brothers revealed plans for **‘The Set’** in a joint statement, calling it a platform to share their experiences, insights, and behind-the-scenes looks at the sport. The channel will feature interviews, training footage, and analysis-giving fans direct access to the Murrays’ perspectives on tennis. Andy Murray, a three-time Grand Slam champion, and Jamie Murray, a 10-time Grand Slam doubles winner, will host segments together and separately.

Why it matters for Andy Murray

This move expands Andy Murray’s media presence beyond his on-court career, which has spanned over two decades. At 39, he remains active in doubles and mixed events, but the channel adds a fresh way to engage with fans. For Jamie Murray, already a regular commentator and analyst, the project leverages his broadcasting experience while teaming up with his brother. The Murrays have long been vocal about growing the sport’s accessibility, and this fits their push to connect with younger audiences.

What comes next?

The first videos are expected in **August 2026**, with a mix of weekly uploads and special features tied to major tournaments. The brothers hinted at collaborations with other players and coaches, though no names were confirmed. Fans can subscribe now to stay updated on the launch date and content lineup. The channel’s name, **‘The Set’**, nods to tennis terminology while signaling a fresh approach to storytelling in the sport.

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