Andy Murray will begin preparations for Wimbledon tomorrow when he steps on to the grass courts of Queen's, allaying fears that he might choose to skip the Aegon Championships, the traditional warm-up event.
Andy Murray will begin preparations for Wimbledon tomorrow when he steps on to the grass courts of Queen's, allaying fears that he might choose to skip the Aegon Championships, the traditional warm-up event.
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Simon Cambers
As the No.1 seed and the main draw-card for the tournament, it would have been difficult for the Scot to pull out, not least since in April he signed a five-year deal to play in the event.
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