David Beckham is the star attraction at Queen’s Club with son Romeo as Andy Murray finally gets on court following rain delays
DAVID BECKHAM was on show at The Queen’s Club for a soggy day two at the Aegon Championships – as Andy Murray finally got onto court against Nicolas Mahut.
Becks, 41, was sat alongside son Romeo to take in the action as Swiss No2 Stanislas Wawrinka was upset by Spain’s Fernando Verdasco in London.
Unfortunately for Golden Balls, it was a tad soggy in west London, with play being halted for a second day in a row.
More than two hours of play was lost.
The most action on display at the tournament was the stewards racing across the famous turf with covers – left utterly drenched by the end.
Murray finally got to see some action at around 5.15pm but was broken in the first set by world No 49 Nicolas Mahut.
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All play had been abandoned until 4.30pm before Verdasco returned to beat Wawrinka 6-2 7-6 (7-3).
British No1 Andy Murray was spotted in action with new - and former - coach Ivan Lendl.
The Dunblane ace, 29, announced last week he was linking up once again with the Czech-born American coach for the first time in over two years, having split with Amelie Mauresmo earlier this year.
Murray earlier this month reached the French Open final for the first time in his career, only to lose to an inspired Novak Djokovic.
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