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Quickfire Murray on the march IN THE Royal Box Chris Hoy watched as his countryman continued his march through the top half of this Wimbledon draw. He knows as well as any that should Andy Murray fulfil the dream of the nation and become the first British player since Fred Perry

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Next up for Murray: the other Swiss Olympic gold medallist IT IS strange how, in a competition of 128 men, the absence of one player can make such a difference. When Rafael Nadal pulled out of the tournament, the whole of the top half of the draw opened up. Without the world No.1 to shatter their dreams, eve

Dogged Hewitt keeps up the fight COMPARING Lleyton Hewitt to a terrier with a bone would not be far-fetched. The Aussie counter-puncher doesn't give up. He sometimes loses, but it's not for the want of trying. Which is why SW19 has come alive again in his presence.

Paul Forsyth: John Barnes interview

Richard Moore: Feud for thought

Sex appeal outselling skill

Alix Ramsay: Jankovic tries to find mojo after punishing 12 months

Moira Gordon: Mauresmo bounces back

Venus in total control of her own destiny

It's time to break the class barrier

Warne winner

Tom English: A gentleman and a Player

May means business

John Huggan: Harrington's star fading behind shining Stenson

Moira Gordon: Past masters looming large

Motherwell appoint Gannon as new manager but Clarkson on way to Bristol

Nathan Hines: 'This was sporting cruelty. We deserved to win'

Up and coming: Lee Reilly

Haas enjoys the limelight after years of major court mediocrity

Alix Ramsay: To the victor the spoils, and to Viktor a quick exit

Flawed choices which cost McGeechan the game won't sully his reputation as the greatest of all Lions

Iain Morrison: Calder fails to unseat Stevenson as clubs give status quo the benefit of the doubt

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