Andy Murray may have reached three grand slam singles finals and racked up more than $20m in prize money but there is something the 25-year-old covets more than anything else: an Olympic medal with his brother Jamie in doubles at this summer's London Games.
Andy Murray may have reached three grand slam singles finals and racked up more than $20m in prize money but there is something the 25-year-old covets more than anything else: an Olympic medal with his brother Jamie in doubles at this summer's London Games.
Andy Murray: 'If you are not itching to get out there and perform, you are probably in the wrong job'. Picture: Getty Images
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Simon Cambers
As the world No.4, Murray is an obvious contender for medals in the singles event, which will be played at Wimbledon just three weeks after the end of the Championships, where the Scot will also be hoping to break his grand-slam duck.
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