LONDON (Reuters) - Spaniard Feliciano Lopez spent so much time on Queen's Club's centre court over a memorable weekend it would be no surprise if he had pitched a tent and slept there on Saturday night.
By the end of it the 37-year-old wildcard had completed one of the most remarkable weeks of his career by beating Gilles Simon in a gripping singles final, then helping British hero Andy Murray cap his return from injury with the doubles crown.
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