For tennis fans, the Wimbledon men's singles championship is one of the most prestigious titles in the sport. Over the years, many British players have come close to winning the coveted title, but it has been a long time since a Briton has lifted the trophy. The last Briton to win the men's singles at Wimbledon was Andy Murray in 2016.

Andy Murray's victory in 2016 was a historic moment for British tennis. It had been 77 years since a British man had won the Wimbledon singles title, with Fred Perry being the last to do so in 1936. Murray's win was a cause for celebration across the country, as he ended decades of disappointment and came out on top in a thrilling final against Milos Raonic.

Since Murray's triumph in 2016, British tennis fans have been eagerly awaiting the next opportunity for a homegrown player to win the men's singles title at Wimbledon. While there have been some strong contenders in recent years, including Kyle Edmund and Dan Evans, none have been able to replicate Murray's success.

As the 2021 Wimbledon tournament approaches, British fans are hopeful that a new champion will emerge to follow in Murray's footsteps. With the likes of Murray himself, as well as rising stars like Cameron Norrie and Jack Draper, there is no shortage of talent in British tennis. The question on everyone's mind is whether one of these players will be able to break the long-standing drought and bring the Wimbledon men's singles title back to Britain.

Regardless of who the next British champion may be, one thing is certain - the Wimbledon men's singles title is one of the most coveted prizes in tennis, and winning it is a dream come true for any player. As fans eagerly await the start of the tournament, they will be keeping a close eye on the British contingent, hoping that one of them will be able to make history and join the elite group of players who have won the Wimbledon men's singles title.

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