Andy Murrays Epic Win

The man made history as he emerged as the first major champion since Fred Perry claimed his third American title in 1936

. Britains 76 year long wait got over as Andy Murray won the Mens Grand Slam Championship beating 2011 winner Novak Djokovic 7-6 (12/10), 7-5, 2-6, 3-6, 6-2 in an epic US Open final on Monday. The nation that had invented modern tennis finally has a champion for whom this long wait was totally agonizing.

The 25 year old Murray being a shy and introvert man had been dreaming of this achievement from a very long time until when it broke the ice by emerging as a winner. For more details buy content online. After losing his first four grand slam finals, Murray finally silenced his critics and drove out his own doubts forever when he beat the defending champion Novak Djokovic in a five-set thriller. It was an undoubtedly a spectacular win which was truly worth witnessing. Relief is probably the best word I would use to describe how I'm feeling just now,'' Murray said, adding: "You do think: Is it ever going to happen?''

Murray had already displayed his potential by winning the gold medal in front of the home crowd at London Olympics last month. But the US open was a lot different, it was a big stage which expected a lot out of the player and he gave his best to the game. This was a Grand Slam tournament which is the standard universally used to measure tennis greatness since Britain's Fred Perry won the 1936 U.S. Championships, as the event was known back then. The tennis battle between Murray and Djokovic lasted 4 hours, 54 minutes, tying the record for longest U.S. Open final. Catch glimpses of the game buy online images. This was a great win for the player as he grabbed the chance of claiming the biggest pay-day in the history of the sport; he was awarded a sum of $2.9 million for winning the trophy as well as having the best record in the lead-up tournaments.

It was thrilling match between the two who repeatedly produced fantastic, tales-in-themselves points, lasting 10, 20, 30, even 55 Strokes, counting the serve. The one majestic 30-stroke point in the fourth set that worked as blessing for Murray who finally emerged as a winner against Djokovic was saluted by the crowd and his fans who gave him a standing ovation. It was the time for a huge celebration for the player as well as whole of Britain which had been impatiently waiting for this grand win to happen. Djokovic was seen offering congratulations and a warm embrace to the winner while "Chariots of Fire'' blared in the background over the Arthur Ashe Stadium loudspeakers. It was undoubtedly an epic win for the player, for more details buy news articles online.

by: John Matthew

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