In addition to that 2013 triumph, he won Wimbledon again in 2016, plus the US Open in 2012, along with being the only tennis player to win two consecutive Olympic gold medals in singles.

He is limited to playing doubles at the moment as he returns from an operation for a hip replacement. Murray announced at the Australian Open in January that he thought he would need to retire this season because of pain in an already surgically repaired hip.

But following a second procedure shortly thereafter, he decided to make a comeback. Murray won the doubles title at the first tournament of his return, last month at Queen's Club with Feliciano Lopez.

Murray is entered in men's doubles at Wimbledon with Pierre-Hugues Herbert.