Wimbledon 2017: Teenager Aidan McHugh keeps Saltire flying
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The unseeded 17-year-old from Glasgow progressed into the third round of the Boys’ Singles thanks to a superb 6-0, 7-6 (7-4) win over sixth seed Marko Miladinovic of Serbia.
McHugh, pictured, has already caught the eye of Murray who trained with the teenager this week at SW19. Older brother Jamie has also taken an interest and spent time with the youngster in Monte Carlo.
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Hide AdAidan first picked up a racket at the age of five and learned to play at Dowanhill Tennis Club in Glasgow’s West End. His dad, Chris, a GP, sang the praises of the Murray brothers. “They’ve been very nice to him – very friendly and very helpful,” he said.