ANDY MURRAY revealed he is desperate to get fit and feel "the buzz" of Wimbledon a final time.
Murray, 37, said he will wait until after training today to decide if he is fit enough to play Tomas Machac in the opening round.
But he is ready to delay the huge call until tomorrow to increase his chances of walking out on Centre Court.
The double Wimbledon champion (inset) only underwent spinal surgery to remove a cyst nine days ago and still has stitches in his back.
He reported there is a "risk" the "wound" from keyhole surgery will reopen. Yet he said: "I'm okay with a few stitches coming loose or whatever."
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