 Nalbandian made his breakthrough at Wimbledon in 2002 |
World number seven and 2002 Wimbledon finalist David Nalbandian will make his first appearance at the Artois Championships at Queen's Club in June. The Argentine has joined a strong field that includes Andy Murray, world number two Rafael Nadal and Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic. Both defending champion Andy Roddick and Australian Lleyton Hewitt will be aiming for a record fifth title. The grass-court tournament, which is in its 30th year, begins on 9 June. "I have never been to Queen's before, but everyone told me that it is a good tournament," said Nalbandian. "I am looking forward to being there.  | 606: DEBATE |
"I like playing on grass, I played my first Grand Slam final on grass in 2002 and I will be in London for one month this time so I think I will be more prepared for Wimbledon than ever before." Murray, 20, missed last year's Artois Championships due to a wrist injury and will be keen to take advantage of the ranking points on offer this time around.
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