Andy Murray hopes this will not be his last Wimbledon
The two-time tournament winner has been handed a wildcard for the grass-court grand slam in London, which was cancelled last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Murray also missed the 2018 and 2019 tournaments due to injury, so this year will be his first Wimbledon outing since reaching the quarter-finals in 2017, when the ailing Briton suffered a five-set defeat to Sam Querrey.
Ahead of his first Wimbledon appearance in four years, the 34-year-old hopes to play in many more, though he will savour the experience and take nothing for granted given his recent injury woe.
“To me it’s not so much about me worrying about it being my last one, it’s just something that I think about,” Murray told Sky News.
“I don’t want it to be my last Wimbledon, certainly I want to keep playing, I don’t want to stop just now, so yeah I want to keep going.
“I’ve had so many injuries and so many setbacks you just don’t really know what’s round the corner.
