Andy Murray today embarks on his eighth Wimbledon campaign as he bids to become Britain's first men's singles winner since Fred Perry in 1936.
The Scot was the first Briton to reach the final in 74 years in 2012 but was defeated by Roger Federer in a four-set epic on Centre Court.
Murray returned to the same turf exactly four weeks later to claim Olympic gold against the same man and in August finally lifted his first Grand Slam title at Flushing Meadows.
Three times a semi-finalist at Wimbledon, he is yet to defeat one of tennis's other "big four" members on grass as he embarks on his latest quest to reign supreme at the All England Club.
However Murray has played in some enthralling encounters, from the absorbing to the record-breaking.
Here we look back at the 26-year-old's SW19 years...
Andy Murray: The Wimbledon years
(01 of17)
Open Image ModalAged 18, Murray eliminates 14th seed Radek Štěpánek in 2005...
(02 of17)
Open Image ModalAnd Murray mania begins.
(03 of17)
Open Image ModalNext up was 2002 finalist David Nalbandian. Murray took a two-set lead before cramp struck...
(04 of17)
Open Image ModalAnd the Scot bowed out in five...
(05 of17)
Open Image ModalSean Connery was impressed, though.
(06 of17)
Open Image Modal2006: Murray claims his biggest scalp yet, beating 2004 and 2005 finalist Andy Roddick. He bows out to Marcos Baghdatis in the fourth round.
(07 of17)
Open Image Modal2008: After missing out in 2007 through injury, Murray comes from two sets down to defeat Richard Gasquet in an epic but is thrashed in the next round by the rampant Rafael Nadal.
(08 of17)
Open Image Modal2009: Murray plays Stanislas Wawrinka in the first indoor match at Wimbledon...
(09 of17)
Open Image ModalAnd defeats the Swiss in humid conditions.
(10 of17)
Open Image ModalMurray reaches his first Wimbledon semi-final but is defeated by two-time finalist Andy Roddick.
(11 of17)
Open Image ModalEventual champion Rafael Nadal denies Murray an SW19 final berth for a second successive year.
(12 of17)
Open Image ModalFamiliar feeling: Nadal defeats Murray at the last four stage again in 2011.
(13 of17)
Open Image Modal2012, and Murray beat Marco Baghdatis in a third-round thriller which became the latest finish for a match at Wimbledon.
(14 of17)
Open Image ModalThird time lucky: Murray became the first Briton to reach the Wimbledon men's singles final since Bunny Austin in 1938 after beating Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.
(15 of17)
Open Image ModalBut grass court great Roger Federer wins his seventh Wimbledon title.
(16 of17)
Open Image ModalAnd can't hold back the tears.
(17 of17)
Open Image Modal2013: Time to go one better? (credit:Getty Images)