He's went out rather tamely in the QFs, partly due to a flat performance and Nadal having an inspired match, I've never seen him so dominant on grass before.

But has this been a good 2 weeks for Andy? He's reached a career milestone of a Grand Slam QF, and he finally broke his duck against Gasquet, one of his contemporaries. He's also endeared himself to the British public with his more subdued anger and fighting spirit.

What do you think? Does this set himself up nicely for the rest of the year like it did in 2006?

I think Andy has a great Wimbledon.  He obviously wasn't going to beat Nadal but I would have liked him to fight better, but Nadal was too good for him.

The bad thing is its made me realise that what Nadal is to Murray is what Sampras (later Federer) was to Henman

Rafa's current tennis is most likely going to beat Federer's so just hope Andy doesn't feel disheartened.

I can't wait till the US Open Series, it's where he does best and makes sleepless nights so worth it

If Fedex gets that far - Marat stands in his way but should it come down to a Fedex v Nadal final, I'd go for Nadal

Very good Wimbledon for Murray...in my opinion.

Lets face it guys, that was Nadals A-game which can destroy anyone.

Murray's attitude is now officially superb on this tournament's showing. He's saying all the right things, seems very self aware, and fairly aware of whats around him.

He's pushing personal boundries in terms of fitness, strength, achievement, maturity and whats more, he seems eager to work on everything even further - saying specifically he'd take inspiration from than man who had just destroyed him.

Im impressed.

Well it's not exactly rocket science to figure it out, but okay.

A good wimbledon, its always good when its your best career GS appearance.

I know I keep mentioning it, but that match actually showed just how weak Murrays FH is.  We all know he can hit the ball hard, I dont know if he refuses to or just thinks its better to moonball his FH.  From now on, he needs to be aggressive with that shot especially against the top players.  There was and is way too many errors on that side and he wasnt even going for it.

Nadal played superb, but there was times when Nadal left the ball short for Murray to attack with his FH (commentators picked up on it), but he just passed it back and what can he expect in return? An unforced error.  Unlikely!