World number 6 Andy Muray and Grigor Dimitrov are set to play in the Aegon Championships in June at the Queen’s club and both players will be renewing their rivalry at the grass court as well.
The 23 year-old stunned the crowd after defeating the British number one Andy Murray at the quarter finals of Wimbledon last year, handing Murray an early exit.
“I’ve always had a special relationship with the [Aegon] Championships, from when I was given two wildcards early in my career,” Dimitrov told the BBC.
“It is one of my favourite tournaments and winning the title last year was one of the best moments of my career so far.”
On the contrary, the world number 6, Murray who first clinched the title in 2009, will be aiming to achieve a record-equalling fourth title at Queen’s club.
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