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Exclusive: Andy Murray can 'upset people' at Wimbledon, could play for four more years - Mats Wilander

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Eurosport expert Mats Wilander believes Andy Murray can cause surprises at Wimbledon and insists the two-time champion can play for at least four more years.

The 36-year-old may have fallen down the rankings over the years, but a recent run of 10 consecutive wins as he lifted titles in Surbiton and Nottingham shows there is still fire in his belly.

Ad Murray won two of his three Grand Slams at Wimbledon and Wilander insists the Scot can turn back the clock and ‘upset people’ in this year’s tournament — even if a first-round Queen's defeat to Alex De Minaur all but ended his hopes of being seeded.

WimbledonIs Murray seeded at Wimbledon and who are the No. 1 seeds at SW19 this year?3 HOURS AGO “I think Andy Murray thinks that this is the tournament where he still feels that he can do very well.

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