World number two Andy Murray has expressed his desire to continue improving ahead of competing at Wimbledon next week.
The Scot won the AEGON Classic after beating Marin Cilic 5-7 7-5 6-3 in the final on Sunday, having been forced to miss the French Open through injury earlier this month.
While some claim that the 26-year-old is starting to hit top form, Murray insists that he still has a lot to get better at before the start at SW19.
"The most important thing next week is just to make sure I keep improving the strength of my back, make sure there's no setbacks and just keep working hard on the rehab," Murray told BBC Sport.
"Then, when Wimbledon comes round, it's all about how you play. It's very easy to say someone is in good form when they're not.
"A week is a long time in sport, anything can happen. You can lose a bit of confidence; you can gain confidence. You can pick up a niggle; you can feel 110%. But I'm in a good place and I'll just keep working hard the next week."
Wimbledon begins on Monday June 24.
Matt Cotton
