Andy Murray bid farewell to Wimbledon after a loss in the doubles match due to ongoing mobility issues post-surgery. A beloved two-time Wimbledon champion, Murray has been plagued by injuries since 2018 but maintained his champion's will and passion. The match, while not a victory, allowed his family, including his mother, father, wife, and children, to witness him play alongside his brother for the first time in a Grand Slam. Tributes poured in from former players and a video retrospective featured tennis greats acknowledging Murray's career achievements. Despite a challenging end to his career due to physical limitations, Murray expressed gratitude for the love of tennis and plans to retire after the Paris Olympics. Known for his dedication and advocacy for women's tennis, Murray leaves a lasting legacy in the sport.