Andy Murray expects James Blake to go for broke when they meet in the second round of the Paris Masters tonight.
The world No4, who is ranked 37 places above the American, said: "James is a dangerous guy with a big forehand. He takes risks, so I'll have to be ready for that."
Murray beat Blake 7-5, 6-4 on the grass at Queen's in June and added: "I played well against him."
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