Andy Murray had a great grass season in 2013 to win back to back the Aegon Championship at the Queen’s Club and then Wimbledon.
The Scott didn’t want to change the routine to confirm his participation to the Aegon Championship also this year.(9th of June)
From Andy
To win the title for the third time last year and then to go on to win Wimbledon was really special, and it highlights the importance of Queen’s. The grass courts there are as good as any in the world and it’s a great event. It’s also a tournament with a lot of history, both personally for me and for the game as a whole.
It’s where I won my first professional match and my first title in Britain, and when you look at the names on the trophy, including my coach Ivan Lendl, it shows how big a tournament it is to win. I’d love to do it again.”
