Andy Murray to get a great honor from Wimbledon only handed out once before

Wimbledon has given a statue of two-time singles champion Sir Andy Murray on order that will be revealed in 2027.

For the first time, the All England Club confirmed that there is a sculpture in the work of Legendary Murray38, who retired last year.

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The Scotsman won the title in 2013 – He defeated rival Novak Djokovic In the final of the Center Court-en It ended a waiting time of 77 years for a male home-grown winner.

Three years later, the Dunblane star repeated the incredible achievement, this time beating Canadian Milos Raonic For a second championship.

To honor his illustrious performance, a statue will be a permanent part of the SW19 site and it will be public in 2027

Current chairman Debbie Jevans unveiled the information about the Ainslie + Ainslie Performance People Podcast, which is organized by former Sky Sports News presenter Georgie Ainslie.

Jevans said: “We are looking for a statue of Andy Murray Here and we work closely with him and his team.

“And the ambition is that we would reveal that on the 150th anniversary of our first championships, which was 1877, would be in 2027.

“It will be (beautiful). He must rightly be very involved and that he and his team will be.”

Fred Perry was a triple singles champion for the Second World War and was the last British man who lifted the famous trophy for Murray.

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There is a ¾ life-sized statue of the player-born player-he died in February 1995 at the age of 85-that is outside the entrance of the bondholders.

There are also five head-en-shoulder-busts of British ladies conquer Kitty Godfree, Dorothy Round, Angela Mortimer, Ann Jones and Virginia Wade.

Murray, who had career-saving hip operation in January 2019, Stop sport last summer After he lost in the Doublesc competition of the Olympic Games in Paris.

His last game Wimbledon was a year ago when he lost to the elder brother in the first round of the Herinubbels tournament Jamie Murray.

Tears flowed while Murray spoke Sue Barker On the field about his career and memories of the championships when his former rivals came out to express their respect.

Jevans said: ‘You have always wanted it and you have always hoped for a British winner. Of course you do that. We are all patriotic.

“Andy had won the 2012 Olympic Games here before and had that experience at the center of the court.

“And we hoped that might help him win the Wimbledon title (in 2013).

“When he won, it was so special. So special for him, as special for us, as a club.

“Now that he has retired, we look at how we can embrace him to be part of the club in the long term.

“We had a great party for Andy when he played his last game, who was in the middle of the court.

“All old players came and they greeted him and Sue Barker interviewed him.”

Andy Murray’s Career -Timeline

Sir Andy Murray is the most successful tennis player of the open era of Great Britain.

After breaking through in 2005 to reach the third round of Wimbledon at 18, the Scot was British no .1 the following year.

In 2008 he reached his first Grand Slam final at the US Open, to fall into straight sets to Roger Federer.

Two last defeats at the Australian Open for Federer and Novak Djokovic followed in 2010 and 2011 before Heartbreak at Wimbledon in 2012.

Despite taking the first set against Federer, he fell 4-6 7-5 6-3 6-4 for a home crowd before he broke in tears at the center of the court.

But a month later at the same court, he hit the Swiss legend to earn a gold medal team at the Olympic Games in London 2012.

And weeks later he broke his Grand Slam Duck at the fifth attempt and defeated Djokovic in five sets in the US Open -Final.

In 2013, after another definitive loss of Australian Open, Murray Djokovic defeated in straight sets to be the first British man in 77 years who won the Wimbledon title.

Three more losing Grand Slam finals followed, on the Australian OpenS 2015 and 2016 and the 2016 French Open.

But in his third Grand Slam final of 2016, Murray Wimbledon won again with a straight set of victory in the Canadian Milos Raonic.

He succeeded it with his second Olympic gold medal and beat Juan Martin del Potro in a four -hour epic in the final in Rio de Janeiro.

Later in 2016, Murray World No1 – became the first British man who does this in history.

During his career, Murray reached 11 Grand Slam -final and won three. He won two Olympic gold and a silver (in the mixed doubles next to Laura Robson).

He ends his career with 46 titles and more than £ 50 million in income, making him the fourth leader of all time in the win.

His last game was at the Olympic Games in Paris, where he lost in the quarterfinals of the men’s doubles at Roland Garros to USA Pair Tommy Paul and Taylor Fritz.