In an exciting development for tennis fans worldwide, Andy Murray will be part of a historic moment at Queen’s Club in London, where a stadium has been named in his honor—the Andy Murray Arena. This marks the latest recognition for the British tennis legend, who has made an indelible mark on the sport. The announcement adds him to an exclusive list of tennis stars who have had prestigious venues named after them.

Murray, a two-time Grand Slam champion and Olympic gold medalist, has played at Queen’s Club numerous times throughout his career, and his association with the venue is well-known. The newly named Andy Murray Arena will stand as a testament to his dedication, achievements, and lasting legacy in British tennis. His contribution to the sport has been monumental, and the arena naming is just another feather in his cap.

But Murray is not alone in this elite club. Here are five tennis stars who have had stadiums named after them, further cementing their status as legends of the sport:

1. Andy Murray – Andy Murray Arena (Queen’s Club, London)

As mentioned, Andy Murray now has a stadium named after him at Queen’s Club in London. This honor reflects his dominance on grass courts, including his victory at Queen’s Club in 2013. It’s a fitting tribute to one of the UK’s greatest athletes.

2. Arthur Ashe – Arthur Ashe Stadium (Flushing Meadows, New York)

The legendary Arthur Ashe, who was the first African American man to win a Grand Slam title, has the most iconic stadium at the U.S. Open named after him. Arthur Ashe Stadium is the largest tennis-specific stadium in the world and serves as the centerpiece of the U.S. Open. His contributions to the sport, as well as his groundbreaking work in civil rights, are honored through this grand venue.

3. Rafael Nadal – Rafael Nadal Center (Mallorca, Spain)

Rafael Nadal, a global tennis sensation and king of clay courts, has the Rafael Nadal Center in his home region of Mallorca. This center, dedicated to both the sport and the development of future tennis talents, celebrates Nadal’s long and successful career, including his record-breaking number of French Open wins.

4. Serena Williams – Serena Williams Arena (Williams’ Childhood Home, Michigan)

Serena Williams, one of the greatest tennis players of all time, has a stadium named after her at her childhood home in Michigan. This venue celebrates Williams’ unmatched dominance in women’s tennis and serves as an inspiration to future generations of athletes. The Serena Williams Arena is part of a larger initiative to support the growth of the sport, especially among young girls.

5. Venus Williams – Venus Williams Tennis Complex (Palm Beach Gardens, Florida)

Venus Williams, the older sister of Serena, has her own stadium named after her in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. This tennis complex is a significant part of the community and offers youth development programs, embodying Venus’ contributions to the sport and her advocacy for women’s tennis.

The naming of stadiums after tennis stars is more than just a celebration of their athletic accomplishments; it’s a recognition of their contributions to the sport, their communities, and their lasting legacies. For Andy Murray, joining this list is a monumental honor, and the Andy Murray Arena at Queen’s Club will be a place where his legacy will continue to inspire future generations of players.

As we look forward to Murray’s opening of the Andy Murray Arena, it is clear that his place in the tennis world is secure, and this new honor will stand as a fitting tribute to his enduring impact on the sport.