Andy Murray made a disappointing start to his Wimbledon warm-up campaign on Tuesday, losing 6-3, 6-4 to Marcos Giron in the Stuttgart Open first round.
The former world No 1, a Stuttgart finalist two years ago, had spent time in Britain training on grass after his first-round Roland Garros defeat to Stan Wawrinka last month.
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But that preparation did not pay off at the Weissenhof Club, whose courts are curated under guidance from All England Club experts.
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Murray will hope to revive his grass game at Queen’s Club, London, his final tune-up before what is almost certain to be the last Wimbledon of his career.