The worry for Murray, or - Murray in a hurry? (part II)

With due deference to the magisterial Roger Federer, and with commiserations to the disappointed opponent from Scotland, Andy Murray’s Grand Slam record can now be updated as follows:

Australian 10 [5]: F, Roger Federer (SUI, 1, -> champion)
US Open 09 [2]: R16, Marin Cilic (CRO, 17, -> QF)
Wimbledon 09 [3]: SF, Andy Roddick (USA, 6, -> final)
French 09 [3]: QF, Fernando Gonzalez (CHI, 12, -> SF)
Australian 09 [4]: R16, Fernando Verdasco (ESP, 15, -> SF)
US Open 08 [6]: F, Roger Federer (SUI, 2, -> champion)
Wimbledon 08 [11]: QF, Rafael Nadal (ESP, 2, -> champion)
French 08 [12]: R32, Nicolas Almagro (ESP, 20, -> QF)
Australian 08 [9]: R128, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (FRA, 38, -> final)
US Open 07 [19]: R32, Hyung-Taik Lee (KOR, 43, -> R16)
Australian 07 [16]: R16, Rafael Nadal (ESP, 2, -> QF)
US Open 06 [19]: R16, Nikolay Davydenko (RUS, 6, -> SF)
Wimbledon 06 [44]: R16, Marcos Baghdatis (CYP, 16, -> SF)
French 06 [45]: R128, Gael Monfils (FRA, 28, -> R16)
Australian 06 [62]: R128, Juan Ignacio Chela (ARG, 51, -> R16)
US Open 05 [122]: R64, Arnaud Clement (FRA, 91, -> R32)
Wimbledon 05 [312]: R32, David Nalbandian (ARG, 19, -> QF)

Explanatory notes:

For each Slam, the breakdown gives Murray’s world ranking going into the tournament [in square brackets] as well as the round he reached and the player he fell to, with (in brackets) the opponent’s nationality and ranking at the time and the round that the opponent ultimately reached in the tournament. For crude statistical curiosity, Murray’s ranking is shown in red if he lost to a player that on paper he should not have lost to based purely on the respective rankings i.e. a lower-ranked player. Murray’s ranking is shown in green if he lost to a player above him in the rankings. Similarly, the round Murray reached is coloured red if, theoretically, he should have reached a higher round based on his ranking e.g. a player in the world’s top 16 should reach at least the last 16 (“R16”). The round is coloured green if Murray went as far or further into the tournament than his ranking would imply e.g. being ranked 3 and reaching the last four (semi-final, “SF”).