Murray returns to Wimbledon site of biggest win
Andy Murray returns to Centre Court at The Championships to play the first match as defending champion. Federer notes Murray should handle nerves if he stays mentally free and focused on the moment.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2014
Page
16
Andy Murray returns to Centre Court at The Championships to play the first match as defending champion. Federer notes Murray should handle nerves if he stays mentally free and focused on the moment.
The 2013 Wimbledon tournament features Andy Murray defending his title on grass at the All England Club with Amelie Mauresmo now advising him. Marion Bartoli, the defending women's champion, has retired at 28, leaving the field open. Murray aims to win another Grand Slam after his 2012 US Open triumph and Olympic gold.
The piece previews Wimbledon with the Murray Mauresmo coaching duo dubbed Marresmo and notes the difficult 2013-14 era for Williams Sharapova and others. It cites Dimitrov Raonic Halep Bouchard Muguruza as potential breakers and highlights British triumph by Murray.
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