New Wimbledon Champion Andy Murray has wished to repeat his success at the All England Club once again next year, adding that his partnership with coach Ivan Lendl was great and could give him more Grand Slams in the future.
According to BBC, Murray had revealed that it was great to join the list of winners at the prestigious tournament of Wimbledon and posing alongside the statue of Fred Perry was another great moment for him, with the Scot having heard a lot about the British champion of 1936.
The Scot admitted that he got really nervous in the last game when he was up three championship points and Djokovic started to come back, adding that it would be really difficult to come back if the Serb had won that game.
Murray said he was glad he would be able to walk out as champion next year at Wimbledon and although there still would be a lot of pressure, it would not be like the previous years.
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