It will be many a year before it becomes a distant memory, but for the moment Andy Murray is putting his Wimbledon triumph behind him. The tennis treadmill rarely stops turning and Murray, along with most of the other leading men, will be jumping on it again at this week's Montreal Masters.

The Swiss is slipping from the heady terrain he used to inhabit and if he keeps falling it will tarnish his golden image

Croat does about-turn on playing to increase speculation that he will soon be banned

The 29-year-old is to join BT Sport

In all those years when he appeared to be on the brink of greatness but could never quite make the final leap, Andy Murray kept insisting that he would not be playing his best tennis until he reached his mid-twenties. How right he was.

Academy chief recalls the days the Wimbledon champion spent at his Barcelona academy after the teenager had been told by a young Rafael Nadal about playing in Spanish sunshine

...but, Fred Perry's daughter tells Paul Newman, her father would also have had a tinge of regret at losing the honour of being Britain's last Wimbledon men's champion

Briton is the only player to have won more than one Grand Slam in last year

Wimbledon champ Murray says coach Lendl will keep him focused on success

Murray has spoken of his desire to inspire those coming through