Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer have dominated the slams, winning 28 of the last 29 between them, with Juan Martin del Potro the only other man to have won one in that time.
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| World top 4: Djokovic [1] - Nadal [2] - Federer [3] - Murray [4] |
But Nadal's shock second-round Wimbledon loss to unheralded Lukas Rosol ensured whoever reaches the final from the bottom half of the draw will do so for the first time.
That could be Murray, of course, and he would not be surprised if there were a few more shocks, although he stopped short of agreeing with Federer that Nadal's loss was a good thing for the sport.
"A lot of people have said to me that the quality of matches at the end of the grand slams have been unbelievable the last few years," Murray said
Read more what Andy Murray, world no.4 himself says about exit of big fours: The Telegraph
