Andy Murray emotional after Queen's victory ahead of Wimbledon: 'I love playing tennis'
Andy Murray was overcome with emotion after his opening round win at Queens over Benoit Paire. The two-time former Wimbledon champion played his first match on the tour since March.
The Brit skipped the French Open and pulled out of the grass court event in Notingham last week to raise further fitness concerns.
But he impressed in a 6-3 6-2 win over Paire as he looks to gain some confidence on the grass before competing at Wimbledon.
Murray is a record five time champion at Queens and won the doubles title with Spain’s Feliciano Lopez in 2019.
An emotional Murray Speaking after the match said: “I love playing tennis.
“Competing is why you put in all the hard work and in the last few years I’ve not got to do that as much as I would have liked.
