Wimbledon 2023: British Players Make History
Murray and Venus Eye Maiden Title
Britain's Jamie Murray and New Zealander Michael Venus are poised to make history at Wimbledon this year. The duo, who have been playing together for just under two years, are aiming to become the first British-New Zealand team to win the men's doubles title at the prestigious tournament.
Skupski Triumphs in Grand Slam Debut
Meanwhile, Britain's Neal Skupski has already made history this year at Wimbledon. Alongside Dutch partner Wesley Koolhof, Skupski won his maiden Grand Slam men's doubles title, becoming the first British player to win a men's title at Wimbledon since 1936.
Skupski's Wimbledon Ambitions
Following his triumph with Koolhof, Skupski has set his sights on adding the Wimbledon title to his collection. Speaking to reporters, Skupski said, "Winning Wimbledon would be the holy grail. It's the biggest tournament in the world and it would be an incredible feeling to lift that trophy."
Murray's Double Delight
On Sunday, Jamie Murray added to his Wimbledon success by winning both the men's and mixed doubles titles. Alongside Michael Venus, he defeated Matthew Ebden and Max Purcell in the men's final, while with Brazilian partner Luisa Stefani, he overcame Nikola Mektic and Ena Shibahara in the mixed doubles final.
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