Andy Murray

Andy Murray - Wimbledon Championships 2010

Murray will head into Wimbledon this year once again with high hopes of going well, he will have the weight of a nation on his shoulders as he bids to win his first Grand Slam. He has come very close on a number of occasions including two Grand Slam finals in the 2008 US Open and earlier this year in Australia. Each time he has come up against an unbeatable Roger Federer, he is a main stay in the top four of the world rankings and should be able to go deep into the Tournament.

Last year at Wimbeldon, Murray went all the way to the semi-Finals before losing out to Andy Roddick in four sets and he will be eager to at least match that performance in 2010. On his best form, there is no doubting that Murray could go all the way at SW19 and finally end the long British wait for a men's Grand Slam victory. He has been unlucky so far in his career to come up against someone like Federer, he does though have all the skill and guile needed to come out on top at the All England Club.

Latest Andy Murray 2010 Wimbledon Odds

He reached his first Grand Slam final in September 20008 when runner up to Roger Federer in the US Open, and again in Australia earlier this year where Federer proved to be his nemesis once again. He has got a decent record against the World No.1 outside of the Grand Slams and he will need to show he can beat the best when it comes to a pressure cooker situation of a Grand Slam Final.

Andy Murray Elimination Stage Odds

Murray started the season in great form by reaching the Australian Open Final but since then he has somewhat gone off the boil, he reached the fourth round at the French Open before losing out to Mardy Fish in the third round at Queens Club recently on the grass.

Semi-Final - 5/2
Runner Up - 7/2
Quarter Final - 5/1
Winner - 6/1
Round 4 - 13/2
Round 3 - 8/1
Round 1 - 12/1
Round 2 - 11/1

Betting market supplied courtesy of Boylesports.com

Conclusion

Having reached the Semi-Final last year, Murray certainly has the ability to get to at least the same stage this year if not further. He is in fact 7/2 to be eliminated in the semi's this year which we think are very tidy odds. His winning chances will depend on the draw to a degree and which of the top two, Nadal or Federer he will be seeded to meet in the semi final.