Andy Murray crushes Raonic's grand slam dream

Milas Raonic was born on 27 December 1990 in Yugoslavia.

His family moved to Canada when he was three.

He was introduced to tennis when he was seven years old.

A few years later, he began playing tennis under his coach Casey Curtis. The two worked together for the next nine years during which Raonic also concentrated on his academics.

Milos played his first junior event sanctioned by the International Tennis Federation in 2003 at the age of 12.

He won his first juniors title in singles and doubles in 2006.

Along with his partnering fellow Canadian Vasek Pospisil, he competed in Wibmledon and French Open juniors tournament, reaching the semis in 2008.

He began playing pro-level tennis in 2008.

Within three years after turning professional, Raonic reached the ATP top 100 ranking list.

In a span of two months he rose from world no.156 to world no.37.

In 2014, he reached the semi finals of the Wimbledon tournament.

He reached the world no.4 spot in May 2015, but could not hold on to it due to a foot injury.

Milos Raonic became the first Canadian man to reach the semi finals of the 2016 Australian Open.

However, he lost to Andy Murry in the semis sustaining an adductor injury.

Raonic defeated Roger Federer in the semi finals of the 2016 Wimbledon Championship to reach his first Grand Slam finals.

He will face world no.2 Andy Murry in the finals.

Milos Raonic lost to Britain's Andy Murray in the finals of the 2016 Wimbledon tennis championships.

Raonic lost 4-6, 6-7, 6-7 in straight sets.

After the match, Raonic said that the loss would sting him, but he would return next year to win.

Andy Murray had earlier beat Raonic in the Aegon Championship finals, just before Wimbledon started.