10/07/2016 Newsround

I'm Martin with the big stories this Sunday.

First, tennis world number one Serena Williams has won Wimbledon

She beat German Angelique Kerber in straight sets yesterday

to win her 22nd Grand Slam title - equalling the record held by another

Later on Centre Court, Serena and her sister Venus

claimed their sixth Wimbledon women's doubles title.

Here's what Serena on reaching that milestone of

I have definitely had some sleepless nights with coming so close and

flipping it but not being able to get there. My goal was always to win

one slam one year so it was getting down to the pressure. -- so close

and not quite getting there. And this afternoon Andy Murray

takes on Milos Raonic The BBC's Mike Bushell is at

Wimbledon and sent this report. It will be a little bit different

for Andy Murray this final. He's been in ten grand slam finals

before, this is the 11th, Before that he has been up

against Novak Djokovic Roger Federer He is the more experienced player,

he is very much the favourite, he's the older player with grand

grand slam final experience, whereas Milos Raonic

is in his first grand slam final. But he says he has been dreaming

of being here on Centre Court in a Wimbledon final

since he was just eight-years-old. Murray and Raonic have played each

other nine times in the past. Murray has won six of those and,

importantly, most recently at Queens, last month on the grass,

Murray came from a set It is an incredible day for British

tennis because you've got Heather Watson in the mixed doubles

final, her first grand slam final. Also in the wheelchair tennis

Jordanne Whiley in the doubles and Gordon Reid in the first-ever

men's singles final And Reid has already

got a title in his bag, having won an incredible match

yesterday in the wheelchair I can't think of a day before

like this for British tennis. Andy Murray at Wimbledon isn't

the only big sporting final today. Footy fans all over the world

will be watching The European Championship final where host

nation France welcome Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal

to the Stade de France in Paris. Finally, to a fun way to cool down,

thousands of people have been attending the water gun festival

in South Korea. That's all from me,

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