Wimbledon champions Jonathan Marray and Frederik Nielsen secure ATP world tour finals' berth Liverpool-born Marray, 31, and his Danish partner will play at The O2 after winning at SW19 and guaranteeing themselves a place in the top 20 in the Doubles Team Race to London. Their triumph at Wimbledon was one of the stories of the Championships - Marray became the first homegrown player to win the men's doubles at the All England Club since 1936, while 29-year-old Nielsen became the first Danish man to win a grand slam title - and Marray is hoping for a similar result when they return to the capital. "To be able to cap off the season by competing against the world's best doubles teams in front of a home crowd at The O2 in November will be incredible," Marray said. We had a great run at Wimbledon this summer, so hopefully we can reproduce some of that form in London this November. Nielsen said: "It will be amazing to get the experience of playing at The O2. It's an unbelievable set-up, and an event I never thought I was going to be a part of as a player. So I will enjoy every second and can't wait to get started. British duo Colin Fleming and Ross Hutchins are currently ninth in the race rankings and could be on the reserve list.