Murray Gets Queen’s Club Championships’ Tournament Director Role

The Multi-Grand Slam-winning doubles player Murray, 37, will however, continue to play in 2024 but not at Queen’s  itself  (Wimbledon Open) on 17-23 June.

Last year, ex-pro Laura Robson became Nottingham Open tournament director.

Murray has garnered experience as a tournament director.

He was reputed to have organised the Battle of the Brits event between Scotland and England in Aberdeen in late 2023.

“It’s a real honour to be given this opportunity by the Lawn Tennis Association, to work on such a prestigious and well-regarded tournament with the event team during the year, supporting the development and growth of the cinch Championships,” Murray said.

“As most people know, I have a genuine interest in the events side of the business having started as a tournament director of the Murray Trophy and most recently organising Battle of the Brits in ensuring the best possible experience for the players and fans who attend.”