McEnroe: 'Murray is under too much pressure'

John McEnroe has said that 'no player in history' has had to deal with the amount of pressure that Andy Murray has had to cope with.

The Scot will play in his fourth Grand Slam final against Roger Federer this afternoon, hoping to become to first British man to win a major since Fred Perry in 1936.

McEnroe said that the weight of expectation must weigh heavy on Murray's shoulders and gave credit to the 25-year-old for not buckling.

"When he won in the semi-final, there wasn't a whole lot of ­excitement," said McEnroe. "There was certainly a large sense of relief. I saw tears.

"The . . .