Can Murray really win Wimbledon? The counter-answer is: can Novak Djokovic really not win this edition of Wimbledon? Andy Can aspire to go all the way on the lawns of the court centre-stage. But everything will basically depend on Djokovic, the real favorite at Church Road.

Murray, in a tennis that now no longer has real grass-court experts (basically also because today’s grass-courts are different stuff than those of 20 years ago), has all the experience to be able to aspire to something great.

He is the only one, besides Nile (and Nadal, who however will be absent – ed.) to have won at Wimbledon. And to have the necessary experience to be able to achieve a sensational goal. Dreaming costs nothing, after all. Tim Henman, who stopped four times in the semifinals at Wimbledon, believes Murray can reach the second week in London without too much trouble.

He explained to the Express: “When I reflect on how well he played in Australia and think of all the difficult matches he has managed to overcome, I have no doubt that he will make it to week two at Wimbledon. At that point, the board may open.

He has to get through the first week and build that confidence capable of giving him an important boost in view of subsequent commitments. His experience is invaluable. There aren’t many opportunities to play on this surface because the grass season is quite short.

So tennis players don’t have much time to accumulate experience. Murray, on the other hand, has won Wimbledon twice and will have the support of the entire crowd. I can’t wait to see him play Wimbledon.”