Andy Murray said he would attend Wimbledon this year, if the British player brings the final, and confidently, draper can handle pressure to be the main hope.

MurrayWho won two of his three main titles in Wimbledon and ended up 77-year-old in Britain waiting for man’s single champion in Grand straw in the grass, he said he rarely attends tennis matches as a fan.

“I don’t have any plans to go,” Murray, who in 2016. raised the title again, said British media.

“I’m not working there. I’m not going to watch tennis as a fan. But if one of my children wanted to go together and watch, I’d obviously take them. If I’d make the finals.

“I went to Novak Djokovic vs Carlos Alcaraz Final a couple of years ago, just because I had a feeling that it would be a great match. But I won’t be there differently. “

Murray said British male tennis was in good hands and expected Jack Draper To carry with added pressure after conquest in Indian wells in March and climbing the scale on the fourth worldwide.

Draper will be sown fourth when the mainline of Wimbledon starts on Monday.

“It will be a little different this year that comes as a top seed, but he will deal well,” Murray said.

“It is played in heavy environments and under pressure before, and I am sure that it will handle it well.”