Sir Andrew Barron Murray (OBE) is a British professional tennis player from Scotland. He is one of the premier tennis players with three ‘Grand Slam’ titles, two ‘Men’s Singles Olympic Gold Medals’ and an ‘ATP World Tour Finals’ victory. He is a gifted player with a talent that combines speed, power and a light touch. Born and raised in Scotland, he spent his teen years in Spain to train in clay-court tennis. At the age of 17, he became ‘World’s No. 1 Junior’ and the youngest player to represent Great Britain in ‘Davis Cup.’ He was the first British man, in more than 35 years, to win the ‘Grand Slam singles’ tournament and first British (since Fred Perry) to win more than one ‘Wimbledon Singles titles.’ He holds the record of being the only male tennis player to win two ‘Olympic Singles Gold Medals.’ He is founding member of ‘Malaria No More UK’ and is global ambassador for ‘World Wildlife Fund.’ He is married to Kim Sears and the couple has a daughter.
