Brits mimick Murray's famous bicep flex in tribute

Friday, July 3, 2009, 11:56 [IST]

London, July 3 (ANI): Fans of British tennis star Andy Murray paid tribute to him on Thursday- by mimicking his famous bicep flex.

Murray, 22, showed off his bulging muscles at last year's Wimbledon after beating Richard Gasquet in the last 16.

So this year, fans at SW19 paid homage to Murray's muscles as excitement builds for his semi-final against Andy Roddick today, reports The Sun.

Mica Lisk, 18, of Windsor, Berks, showed off her biceps and said: "Come on, Andy! It's time for a Brit winner."

Torquay United footballer Michael Brough, 27, was enjoying the tennis with girlfriend Claudia Garrad, 22.

He unveiled his guns and said: "The press-ups were amazing. Andy can win Wimbledon." ven BBC Breakfast newsreader Simon McCoy got in on the act, doing his take on the press-ups live.

Meanwhile, locals from the Scot's home town of Dunblane are set to roar him on. (ANI)

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