With many predicting that this years Wimbledon could be a farewell for tennis star Andy Murray, his brother Jamie gave the Breakfast show an insight into what the future could hold for the Scot.
He was sitting alongside commentator Nick Lester and Tim Henman for defending champion Carlos Alcaraz's first round match against Estonian Mark Lajal.
The Australian, who is still injured, was quick to praise Murray and spoke about just how tough it is to play against the two-time Wimbledon champion.in his prime because you knew that if he got onto one of your 230 km/h serves was coming back to your shoelaces."Read more on WimbledonThe 29-year-old said: "Andy gave me the treatment here. Honestly, I find it harder to serve against Murray than against Djokovic.
“We are in no way condoning his cited previous actions or behaviours, on and off the court, and he is employed to share his views on tennis only. He has provided similar services to other major sports broadcasters in recent months. “The legal process he was involved in has concluded, is well documented, and he has spoken about it publicly.”to face Tomas Mahac in the first round of Wimbledon on Tuesday.
He had back surgery less than two weeks ago, but is trying to make it for one last appearance at the All England Club.
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