Andy Murray has a great record when it comes to tournaments played in the United States and Canada throughout his career - with the hard courts used across the continent suited to his game.

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Mini-break: Andy Murray has not played since his Wimbledon triumph

Andy Murray back to business with hard work ahead

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.

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The Sport Matrix: Tuesday 09 July 2013

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Bookmakers take a Wimbledon beating after Andy Murray’s stunning triumph

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Great Britain's Andy Murray celebrates with the trophy after defeating Serbia's Novak Djokovic in the Men's Final during day thirteen of the Wimbledon Championships

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Novak Djokovic en route to defeat by Andy Murray

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World No 1’s regular appeals to the umpire and his second-set reverse showed uncharacteristic frailty

Great Britain's Andy Murray celebrates with the trophy after defeating Serbia's Novak Djokovic in the Men's Final during day thirteen of the Wimbledon Championships

Wimbledon Men's Final 2013: Majestic Andy Murray claims his Wimbledon crown

Murray wins straight-sets victory to become first home winner since Fred Perry in 1936

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A list of head-to-head results against Novak Djokovic does not make good reading for many players. In the case of semi-final opponent Juan Martin del Potro, the score is a stark 3-8, and one of Del Potro's three successes was on a retirement.

Sabine Lisicki serves on her way to victory in the women's semi-final
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Serena Williams yesterday

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German targets title in wake of surprise win over reigning champion Williams

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British number one preserves his record of not dropping a set this year at Wimbledon

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