Murray wins ATP Humanitarian Award for second time
Andy Murray has been named the winner of the ATP's Arthur Ashe Humanitarian Award for the second time after he donated his prize money for 2022 to Ukraine.
The Briton announced in March that his winnings earned throughout the rest of the year would be donated to UNICEF, for whom he is an ambassador.
Ukraine was invaded by neighbour Russia in February, escalating an ongoing conflict that saw players from the latter nation barred at Wimbledon this year amid sanctions.
After previously being presented with the honour in 2014, Murray revealed earnings of approximately £510,000 would be donated from his season.
"There are 7.5 million children in Ukraine and after more than nine months of increased conflict, 5.2 million of them are in need of assistance," he said.
"When you see images of children on the news who were impacted by things like this, that makes it even more difficult to stomach.
"I have four young children who are really fortunate that everything is fine with them. But being a parent, it affects you differently.
"You try to put yourself in their shoes. If something like that happened with your own family, how difficult would that be? It is hard to fathom."
Carlos Alcaraz was meanwhile named the Most Improved Player of the Year, after the Spaniard claimed a maiden grand slam at the US Open and reached number one in the ATP Rankings.
"Everything has come so fast," the teenager added. "I didn't think at the beginning of the year that I'm going to have the year that I'm having right now.
"I always believe in my team and in my work, so this is something that came with the hard work that I put in every day. Everything pays off."
