By Andy Murray and Jamie Murray, the renowned tennis siblings, are set to join forces in the men’s doubles at Wimbledon for the first time. This historic partnership comes as Andy, a three-time Grand Slam singles champion, hints at retirement following this summer’s season.
Andy, who is 37 years old, has been gearing up for a potential Olympic appearance by participating in more doubles matches, including a recent stint at the French Open with Dan Evans. His journey back from an injury sustained at the Miami Open continues as he competes against Marcos Giron at the Stuttgart Open, with a possible second-round match against fellow Briton Jack Draper.
Jamie Murray, a seasoned doubles expert, has teamed up with Andy in the past, notably contributing to Team GB’s Davis Cup victory in 2015. Although Jamie has yet to clinch the men’s doubles title at Wimbledon, he has secured two mixed doubles championships and a total of seven Grand Slam titles.
The Murray brothers’ decision to compete together at SW19 adds a layer of excitement to Andy’s potential farewell Wimbledon appearance, promising a memorable event for fans and players alike. Viewers can catch Andy in action at the Stuttgart Open, broadcast exclusively live on Sky Sports Tennis from June 10-16.
