Andy Murray to take a break
Andy Murray has said he will take a break from the tennis court after losing out in his bid to make Wimbledon history. Roger Federer beat Great Britain's Andy Murray in four sets in Sunday's final.
Andy Murray begins quest for Wimbledon glory
Britain's number one Andy Murray begins his seventh attempt at the Wimbledon championship with a first round match against Russian Nikolay Davydenko, a former World number 3. It's a tough opener for the Scot as he squares up to the man dubbed 'the Terminator'.
Murray will be heartened by support from top seed Novak Djokovic, who said he has "all the qualities of a Grand Slam winner". Murray's last three Wimbledons have ended at the semi-final stage. Rafael Nadal also begins his quest for a third Wimbledon title playing the Brazilian Thomaz Bellucci.
In the women's championship Serena Williams who can boast 13 Grand Slam titles including 4 at Wimbledon, will step on to No 2 court where her sister Venus was eliminated yesterday. Reigning champion Petra Kvitova begins her title defence on Centre Court against Akgul Amanmuradova of Uzbekistan.
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Andy Murray to take a break after losing to Federer
Andy Murray will be taking time away from the tennis court today after losing out in his bid to make Wimbledon history.
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Emotional Murray beaten by exquisite Federer display
Great Britain's Andy Murray has been beaten at Wimbledon by champion Roger Federer, as the Swiss veteran claimed his seventh SW19 title
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The man behind Andy Murray
Will Ivan Lendl be the man to guide Andy Murray to his first major title?