The most successful champion in Queen’s history, Murray’s record of five titles is unmatched – and his last two triumphs came consecutively, in 2015 and 2016.
Nine years ago, the former world No 1 delivered an impressive display to dispatch big-serving Kevin Anderson in straight sets to pick up a record-equalling fourth crown.
He claimed that record outright 12 months later, coming from a set down to beat Milos Raonic – in a precursor to their Wimbledon final later that summer.
Andy Roddick: 2003-05
A four-time champion at Queen’s, former US Open winner Roddick won three straight titles at the event in the mid-2000s.
In back-to-back identical finals, the American beat French star Sebastien Grosjean in straight sets in both the 2003 and 2004 finals.
While he prevailed in straight sets again the following year, versus Ivo Karlovic.
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