Tennis star Andy Murray's relationship reportedly ended because of his addiction to his PlayStation.
Sears and British number one Murray split at the weekend, with an announcement that the parting of ways was amicable and mutually agreed.
However, a report in The Sun suggests that the real reason was lengthy Call of Duty sessions on his PS3.
What more?
The source told The Sun: "He would spend all his time glued to them. In the end she just got fed up with it. She wanted more out of the relationship."
The player's agent has already pointed out that Murray doesn't play computer games any more than the average 22-year-old.
TechRadar is choosing to use the news against anyone who suggests that computer games are retarding sporting genius.
In fact, perhaps those winning shots from the baseline are as a direct result of hours of virtual practice with a controller.
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louis058
December 1st 2009
5. Of course a person would break up with their partner if their partner most of their free-time playing video games instead of spending time with their partner, though I don't know whether Andy Murray spent ALL his free time playing Call of Duty.
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shodanicron
December 1st 2009
4. hehe i cant belive that was "newsworthy"
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psyfur
December 1st 2009
3. No one would break up over call of duty, final fantasy maybe!
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tech89
December 1st 2009
2. Nobody would break up their relationship over a ps3 game.
And the Sun reported this? Yeah, because they always write true stuff, not. It's a trash newspaper.
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optimaximal
December 1st 2009
1. **NEWSFLASH**
Gutter Press finds news where there isn't any!
:o
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