Vimbledon discovered plans to honor the Georgia of George Murray Statue in the entire Club of England.
Murray, Champion for Singles Vimbledon in 2013 and 2016. years, retired last year and will be involved in designing sculpture.
Wimbledon hopes that the statue will be discovered in 2027. year during 150. the anniversary of the championship.
“We want to have the statue of Andy Murray (Wimbledon) here and we work closely with him and his team,” said the entire club England Debbie Jevans Ainslie + Ainslie Performance Performance Podcast.
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“The ambition is to reveal that it is at 150. the anniversary of our first championship, which was 1877.
“It is right to be that it will be very involved in that and he and his team will be.”
Tennis Great Prime Minister John Mcenroe and Billie Jean King are among those who have previously called for Murray to be honored by statue in Vimbledon.
Scot ended the 77-year-old wait for the British man crowned by the Wimbledon Singles champion and pulled after the Paris Olympics last August.
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Jevans said, “We had a great celebration for Andy when he played his last (Vimbledon) match, who was at the Central Court.
“All old players came and greeted him and Sue Barker interviewed him.
“We watched Raf Nadal that such a plaque revealed in Roland Garros, who was all very special. But we thought, what do we want for Andy?”
The bronze statue of Fred Perry, the last British Male Champion before Murray, was raised in Vimbledon in 1984. years in order to mark 50. Anniversary of his first championship in the first Single.
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