Andy Murray sets sights on treble in London
Having won the Olympic gold and Wimbledon title in the capital, the British star now wants to make it three with victory in the ATP Finals
He is the man who sparked joyous scenes of celebration across a grateful nation when he ended Britain's 77-year wait for a Wimbledon men's champion.
Yet 14 months later Andy Murray's towering frame was missing from the eight-man lineup featured on the giant billboard posters plastered across the streets of London to advertise the ATP World Tour Finals.
It has been a tough year, but I feel like I am fully fit now, and have had a great last six weeks and I can't wait to return to the O2
While organisers scramble to replace the out-of-date banners - proclaiming "Get Ready London. They're Back" - with ones featuring Murray, the Scot is unlikely to lose any sleep over the omission.
What he will be more keen to focus on will be the thought of completing a unique treble of London titles.
Having bagged a gold medal from the 2012 London Olympics and the 2013 Wimbledon championship, Murray will get his first chance to complete the hat-trick at the O2 next week after missing last year's season finale following back surgery.
