Andy Murray Wimbledon 2023 Odds, History & Prediction (Two-Time Winner Can't Recreate Past Glory)

Tennis' next Grand Slam is finally here as the action gets underway in London. One of the sport's most competitive tournaments, Wimbledon is the ultimate test for those looking to rise up the ranks.

Andy Murray is one former champion hoping to further add to his résumé with a win at this event. Here's everything you need to know about Murray's Wimbledon odds and history heading into the 2023 tournament.

Andy Murray Wimbledon Odds & Prop Bets

Andy Murray has +3100 odds to win 2023 Wimbledon, according to FanDuel Sportsbook. That puts him in a tie with Holger Rune for the ninth-best odds to win at London.

Has Andy Murray Ever Won Wimbledon? (Best Finish, Results & History)

Andy Murray has won Wimbledon twice so far during his illustrious career. He defeated Novak Djokovic in three sets to claim the 2013 title before notching a three-set victory over Milos Raonic in the 2016 finals.

Andy Murray Tennis Major History (Has Murray Ever Won a Grand Slam?)

Andy Murray has never won a Grand Slam, but he has won three major titles. In addition to his two Wimbledon victories, he was also victorious at the 2012 U.S. Open. Check out Murray's entire career singles results in majors below:

Andy Murray Wimbledon Prediction 2023

Andy Murray is an interesting case heading into Wimbledon 2022. On one hand, he's won the major event twice and was also the runner-up once (2012). On the other, he hasn't even reached the tournament's quarterfinals since 2017, most recently suffering third- and second-round exits in 2021 and 2022, respectively.

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Murray hasn't been trustworthy at a major tournament ever since he underwent two hip surgeries in 2018 and 2019. He hasn't made it out of the third round in nearly six years, leaving doubt as to whether he has it in him to add another title to his collection.

At the end of the day, it's best to pivot away from Andy Murray at Wimbledon. While a few dollars on a former champion at +3100 odds won't hurt, recent history shows that he doesn't have it in him to compete on tennis' biggest stages anymore. He'll likely win a few rounds, but expecting the veteran to go all the way is asking for too much.

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