Overview
- Andy Murray confirmed on Sunday that he has joined Jack Draper’s coaching team for the grass season and is expected in Draper’s coaching box at Wimbledon.
- Draper will make his competitive return at the Eastbourne Open this week as a first test of his knee, arm and shoulder after playing only single‑digit matches in 2026.
- Murray has worked with Draper at the National Tennis Centre on technical and biomechanical changes to his serve and movement as part of a plan to rebuild confidence and reduce injury risk.
- The All England Club has awarded Serena and Venus Williams a doubles wildcard for Wimbledon, but tournament organisers have not confirmed any remaining women’s singles wildcard for Serena and reports that she will accept remain speculative.
- If Draper completes matches at Eastbourne and at Wimbledon without setback it will show the immediate goal — a fitness reset — has succeeded, and Murray’s high‑profile presence could raise media attention and TV interest at SW19.