Any lingering questions about how well—or badly—Andy Murray would handle returning to Wimbledon as the defending champ were laid to rest today, as the Scot belted his way into the haven of the second week of the tournament. Seeded No. 3, he met No. 27 seed Roberto Bautista Agut, who won last week’s grass-court event in the Netherlands, and simply demolished him…
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