Andy Murray not getting carried away with Queen's success ahead of latest tilt at maiden Wimbledon title Obviously it helps [to win a title], but I'd say that happens in every single tournament. It's not different just because it's Wimbledon," Murray said after his 5-7 7-5 6-3 win over the world number 12. You've got to go in there, work hard, and be prepared to go through some tough moments and find a way to deal with them. Hopefully I can do that at Wimbledon. Despite having his eyes firmly fixed on going one better at Wimbledon this time around, Murray has enjoyed his time at Queen's club and will be hoping to defend his title next season. "It's nice because it's not an easy tournament to win," he added. You look at the list of players that have won this. Some of the greatest players that have played have won here, and they always get a really, really strong field with top grass-court players. To come through after the last three, four weeks is really, really nice - hopefully I can add to that next year.