Queen's Club tennis returns on Monday as Andy Murray begins his bid to win an unprecedented sixth title at the Aegon Championships.
Murray is not due on court until Tuesday, when he will face fellow Brit Aljaz Bedene, but Kyle Edmund will no doubt have the crowd on-side for his match against Canada's Denis Shapovalov.
Edmund is due out fourth at Queen's, after Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Grigor Dimitrov and Nick Kyrgios take to the main court.
The Tournament concludes on Sunday, June 25 - three weeks before the Wimbledon final - and Murray believes victory in Kensington will set him up nicely for the third Grand Slam of 2017.
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WHAT HE SAID
"It's helped me prepare for Wimbledon every year in my career," Murray told the BBC.
"It's a tough, tough field and if you can get through this tournament then it does give you a big boost going into Wimbledon."
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga beats Adrian Mannarino 6-2, 6-2 Grigor Dimitrov beats Ryan Harrison 6-3, 6-1 Nick Kyrgios retires hurt, Donald Young throughMeanwhile, Andy Murray is training on an outside court. He's in action against fellow Brit Aljaz Bedene on Tuesday.
Here's the Wimbledon champion's possible route to a sixth Queen's crown:
Round of 32 Aljaz Bedene
Round of 16 Sam Querrey
QF Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
SF Marin Cilic
Final Stan Warinka
MANNARINO VS TSONGA 2-6, 2-6
Game, set and match Tsonga.
The Frenchman cruises into the next round, where he will face either Gilles Muller or Nikoloz Basilashvili.
MANNARINO* VS TSONGA 2-6, 2-5
World No 10 Tsonga is a break up in the second set and closing in on a spot in the last-16 at Queen's.
The Frenchman lost to Mannarino in Monte Carlo earlier this year, but looks unlikely to slip up here.
(*denotes next server)
MANNARINO VS TSONGA 2-6
Tsonga takes the first at Queen's!
MANNARINO VS TSONGA* 2-4
Mannarinois is broken by Tsonga in a mammoth sixth game. The Frenchman moves a step closer to taking this first set.
The weather is delightful in Kensington.
(*denotes next server)
UNDER WAY
Adrian Mannarino and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga kick-start the action on Centre Court at Queen's Club.
MINUTE'S SILENCE
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Here's our one-stop shop guide to the Aegon Championships
What you need to know ahead of Queen's 2017
Andy Murray on the Wimbledon warm-up:
"I've played some of my best tennis over the years here," Murray told BBC Sport.
"It's a tough, tough field and if you can get through this tournament then it does give you a big boost going into Wimbledon."
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