Andy Murray is undisputedly the King of Queen's.

No player has hoisted up that enormous trophy more than the five times Murray has.

And you can't forget it when you wander around centre court at the west London club.

Underneath the gigantic temporary stand, photos of Murray's five triumphs adorn the canvas sheets which line the walkways and cover the steel scaffolding.

2009. 2011. 2013. 2015. 2016.

Adding 2024 to that list would be truly remarkable and a fitting way for Murray to wave goodbye to the tournament where he has ruled.

Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz started his title defence at Queen's Club with a 6-1 7-5 win over Francisco Cerundolo a short while ago.

Recently crowned French Open champion Alcaraz is the top seed here, but 2023 Queen's runner-up Alex de Minaur, the second seed, is out following a 1-6 6-4 6-2 loss to Lorenzo Musetti.

Britons Andy Murray, Jack Draper, Dan Evans and Billy Harris are all also in action today.

Murray plays Australian Alexei Popyrin next on centre court, with that match followed by British number one Draper against Mariano Navone.

Evans is one set up against American Brandon Nakashima on court one, while Harris is in a deciding set against Argentine Tomas Martín Etcheverry on court two.

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The 2024 event get under way at the Queen's Club in West Kensington on Monday with an enviable line-up of talent taking to the court.

Carlos Alcaraz looks to defend his title, while world number 10 Grigor Dimitrov will hope to repeat his victory at the tournament from 2014.

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