Andy Murray Wimbledon 2022 for the warm-up at Surbiton trophy and joins Queen's Club Championship

Andy Murray will begin preparations for Wimbledon with the Challengers later this month when he leads the Surbiton Cup before moving on to the Queen's Club Championship - which he has won five times. Cameron Norrie and Dan Evans have also been confirmed for the prestigious event in West Kensington. Wimbledon 2022 fans can buy Wimbledon 2022 Tickets from our website.

Andy Murray will join the Challenger Tour to begin preparations for Wimbledon - while many of the world's best players play at the French Open - after being confirmed for the Surbiton Trophy and the more prestigious After the Queen's Club Championship.

Andy Murray will begin preparations for Wimbledon with the Challengers later this month

The three-time Grand Slam champion's choice to skip Roland Garros and focus on the grass season has led to some of his greatest successes, winning three Grand Slam titles in the All England Club, at the Wimbledon Championships, and won two titles in London in 2012.

Murray will lead the field in Surbiton, which starts on May 29, before moving on to Queen's University, where he is a record winner with five singles titles and a doubles trophy. During this period, he will also travel to Germany for the first time for the Stuttgart Open.

Britain's No. 1 Cameron Norrie has also been confirmed for the traditional Wimbledon warm-up, as have rising star Jack Draper Dan Evans, and the world's No. 1 Joe Salisbury this way.

"I'm actually looking onward to playing with Surbiton and Queen's this year two excessive games," said Murray. "It's always special to play on the grass in front of the home crowd."

Murray seemed poised to play at Roland Garros at one point and completely backtracked on his decision to skip the clay-court season but pulled out at the weekend despite some impressive performances.

The former world No. 1 is gearing up for an all-out attack on his grass swing, seen as his best shot at getting deep into the majors again.

"It's great to see many of them on the grass pitches of the LTA's summer events, seeing so many of our British players doing well in the game underscores the progress our sport has made in recent years," said the captain. Leon Smith of the British Davis Cup.

“Dan Evans and Andy Murray did an amazing job in Cam Norrie's year in the ATP Top 10, Joe Salisbury rose to No. 1 in doubles, Neal Skupski won his first ATP 1000 event and Jack Draper went on to move on. There is a lot to look forward to this summer on our lawns leading up to Wimbledon.”

The Queen's Club Championship starts on June 13 and ends eight days before Wimbledon.

Andy Murray joins other Brits at Queen's Club and Surbiton

Andy Murray has been confirmed as part of the mighty British field for the upcoming Queen's Club and Surbiton Trophy grass pitch events. Wimbledon 2022 fans can buy Wimbledon Mens Final Tickets from our website.

Andy Murray joins other Brits at Queen's Club and Surbiton

The three-time Grand Slam champion and former No. 1 men's world returns to the Queen's Club as a wild card on June 13, where he previously won six ATP Tour titles, at the Surbiton Trophy on May 29 ATP Challenger events.

British men's No. 1 Cameron Norrie will carry on his inspiring year, including a win at the Indian Wells Masters in October, as he tries to improve at Queen's after reaching the final for the last time.

Dan Evans reached the quarter-finals at Queen's University last year, while a young Jack Draper is being wildcarded into the Cinch Championship after reaching the quarter-finals in 2021.

Draper was awestruck in the first half of 2022, with four tournament wins on the ATP Challenger Tour and his invention into the top 100.

Two-time Grand Slam champion Joe Salisbury, Miami Masters champion Neal Skupski, and seven-time Grand Slam champion Jamie Murray will also represent England in doubles.

Wheelchair star Alfie Hewett won the Australian Open singles and doubles titles in January while playing alongside Gordon Reid.

“It's fantastic to see so many people on the lawns of the LTA summer events, seeing so many of our UK players doing well in the game underlines the progress our sport has made in recent years,” said LTA Head or Men's Tennis and Davis Cup, said Captain Leon Smith.

Dan Evans and Andy Murray excelled in a year where Cam Norrie broke into the ATP Top 10, Joe Salisbury rose to No. 1 in doubles, Neal Skupski won his first ATP 1000 event and Jack Draper continued. There's a lot to look forward to this summer on our lawn to Wimbledon."

Murray has also had quite a few injury issues and his recent return to clay

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How will the British hero's plans affect his Wimbledon hopes?

Andy Murray has fans speculating whether he will play at the French Open this month.

While players like Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic will head to the French capital to augment their win at Roland Garros, some big names are still missing.

Roger Federer is one of them. He has not recovered in time from knee surgery and will not play. The Swiss veteran has not played on the ATP Tour since Wimbledon last year.

Murray has also had quite a few injury issues and his recent return to clay has excited fans in the UK - but is he fit enough for a short trip to Paris?

Will Andy Murray play at the 2022 French Open?

Unhappily, Murray will not be playing in his second key of the year.

The 35-year-old had said in February that he would skip the entire clay-court season to focus on grass and Wimbledon, but then changed his mind and went like a wild card to the Madrid Open, surprising many people.

Murray defeated Dominic Thiem and Denis Shapovalov en route to the third round before dropping out due to illness against Djokovic.

Murray has only played once at the French Open since 2017

After being nominated in the French Open draw, the Scot has now confirmed that he will stick to his original plan to prioritize Wimbledon preparations at the expense of Roland Garros.

Why does Andy Murray not playing clay-court tennis this year?

The three-time Grand Slam winner has never played his best clay-court tennis and has struggled since two hip surgeries, the last in 2019, with Murray eager to extend his career as long as possible.

Murray has only played once at the French Open since 2017, leaving a disappointing first-round loss in 2020.

The world No. 69, who recently reunited with former coach Ivan Lendl, apparently believes in a little more time on the practice pitch at Wimbledon, which he believes has the best chance of success than playing at the French Open with his physical prowess.

His best result in the French capital came when he reached the final in 2016 when he lost to Djokovic in four sets.

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