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A green patch of grass holds the centre of our attention. A special

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sport, a sacred place, for this is the stage where the great players

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have held sway. The oldest, the most traditional tournament of the lot.

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Champions are made here and their gifts are manifold. The power serve,

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the graceful game, the few Britons of youth, said fast and the ice

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cool. This year, it boils down to these two men in white, battling for

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a trophy of gold. And the man who lives that trophy today will have

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two handle everything, they'll have to cope with the expectation, with

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the occasion, with the history of this event, with the conditions and

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with the crowd, who today have a firm favourite because the Men's

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Singles final is between Milos Raonic of Canada and Andy Murray of

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Great Britain. Not so long ago, not so far away

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from Wimbledon, Andy Murray and Milos Raonic played another final on

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grass at the Queen's Club, Raonic led by a set and a break and yet the

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trophy, for the fifth time, went to marry. Raonic has unfinished

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business. -- Murray. The Canadian is determined to master these lawns, to

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use his power but add precision, to try and become a Wimbledon champion,

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he's turned to one. You cannot be serious! With John McEnroe coaxing

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him, Raonic has found new dimensions to his Dennis. It's extraordinary

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from Milos Raonic! Too strong from Milos Raonic. But also to his

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character. Before Wimbledon, need never recovered from two sets down

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to win a match. Few who find themselves trailing Federer on his

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adopted home of Centre Court can convert to a victory. Dream over

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four Federer but Milos Raonic through to his first grand slam

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final. Raonic knows the difference now between being strong and being

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tough. Such resilience has long formed part of Murray's armoury.

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Britain expects. He has to deal with it. , On, Andy! That the most

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significant moment of his championship game in a match he was

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not involved with, the departure of Djokovic meant the throne was vacant

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and for many, Murray became the man. He's done it! Massive shock at

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Wimbledon. But in his corner is the man who was there the last time he

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won Wimbledon. With Ivan Lendl there, the pressure has rarely

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shown, even when Jo-Wilfried Tsonga's remarkable recovery.

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Intense bit set in the quarterfinal, Murray didn't brink -- blink. A

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victory for willpower. His dismissal of Tomas Berdych only confirmed his

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country's confidence. The home favourite is also the bookies

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favourite but Raonic is more of an obstacle than ever before. On a day

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when sports fans are spoilt for choice, a ticket to the Wimbledon

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Men's Singles final is the most prized possessions but when royalty

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arrives, tennis royalty has to wait their turn. Joining the Duke and

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Duchess of Cambridge in the Royal box, Oscar nominees both Benedict

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Cumberbatch and Bradley Cooper and tennis greats, Chris Evert, winner

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of 18 grand slam titles, three of them are dwindled, Stefan Edberg,

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whom Andy Murray was hoping to emulate with a second Wimbledon

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title and the man who won five in a row here on Centre Court, Bjorn

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Borg. For the players, this was a tense occasion. An 11th grand slam

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final four Murray but for the first time, it was not Federer or Djokovic

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on the other side of the net but Milos Raonic, the first Canadian man

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in a grand slam final. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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A roar of appreciation greeted them from a Centre Court crowd on its

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feet before play had even started. The toss was carried out by

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11-year-old Yusef Maza representing a charity which helps children from

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loss, trauma and bereavement. Milos Raonic won the toss and elected to

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serve first, not surprisingly given how well he's been doing so in these

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championships. Play which done exceptionally high

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level from the early stages. We knew the blows would be happy and the

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footwork fast and the reactions, reflex.

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Andy Murray had an early site at a break point.

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But couldn't control his forehand. Raonic held. So we join it with the

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scores level, 3-3 in the first full stop Raonic serving, commentary from

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Andrew Castle, Tim Henman and Lleyton Hewitt.

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LLEYTON HEWITT: Both guys have had a release Ollett start to this match.

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Only the one half chance for Andy Murray, a break point. We have seen

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him there down the same and that he is now.

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ANDREW CASTLE: That was the volley that he missed at Queen's Club, just

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going behind his man. It was called in. He challenged it. I remember, it

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changed the momentum because he was a set and a break-up in the final

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Queen's against Murray. It away. Raonic, trying to dance

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around his backhand to get the big forehand into play.

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Oh, boy, that was a chip and charged wasn't it? He'd love to have that

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one over again. On the backhand wing, too, normally such a solid

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pass by Andy Murray. Just over hitting that one. The two break

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point he's had, he's had second serves on both of them.

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When they met in the Queen's final, it took Andy Murray a set and hard

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to get the right radar an the Raonic serve but here, he struck first and

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a couple of games later, find himself serving for the first set.

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LLEYTON HEWITT: For me, it will be interesting to see how hard he hit

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his first service game. He knows he's only four points away from

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closing at such an important asset in this one. Does he try to go for

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big ones to get the cheap points or does he stick to the game plan that

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has got him holding up and making a lot of first serves?

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE And it's there. Murray tidying up.

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41 minutes of first class play. At times, from both. But it is Murray

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who wins it with that, serving himself, having broken at 3-3. He

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goes ahead and holds all his deliveries. CLARE BALDING: Having

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taken the first set 6-4, Murray had an early opportunity to break the

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Raonic serve at the start of the second but his forehand failed to

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clear the net. In the seventh game, Murray had

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another chance to break. But Raonic's volleying held strong.

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Murray getting angry and anxious. Ivan Lendl, the opposite. So let's

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rejoin it at 4-4, 30-30, Raonic serving.

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ANDREW CASTLE: Just wide, the arms come out, the parting shot from

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Murray asked a very difficult question. The long arm of the law

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came out, Milos Raonic, just spreading... Oh, and he's caught the

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line. He's going to be so upset with that. Three millimetres in. UMPIRE:

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Replay the point. Jake Garner from Florida in the chair, a second

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Wimbledon final for him. Not coming in on that one. 147 mph,

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into the body, the quickest serve of the tournament by far. LLEYTON

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HEWITT: And he still lost the point! What a passing shot!

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Oh, he's left it and it has fallen in. Milos is challenging but I think

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this might have caught the line. It is tight. It got called in and it

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has caught the outside edge and gives him another break point.

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UMPIRE: Mr Raonic has two challenges remaining.

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CROWD GASPS Once again, 141 mph, ended off. --

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fended off. TIM HENMAN: Incredible how cleanly Murray hits these

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returns. APPLAUSE

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What a hold of serve that was from Raonic, superb. CLARE BALDING:

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Raonic challenging the speed gun and holding of Murray and so the second

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set went to a tie-break. That is a mis-hit. That is very poor

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from Raonic, it has to be said. Raonic benefited from the mis-hit

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earlier in Murray's la service game, Beckham Pleat shamed their for

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Murray and Raonic did not deal well with the approach. -- a complete

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shape their from Murray. Early mini-break for Murray.

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Just too tough from Murray. Again, he gets out of position, stretches

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the big man. -- gets him out of position.

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He knew how important it was to hold onto that many break after being

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given a bit of a gift in the first one, especially after -- against

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such a good server. Two first serves, consolidates the

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break, 3-0. He will be looking for more mini-breaks, here.

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Oh, you're joking! It's two! Oh, boy, can he move? I'm surprised the

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front row of the Royal box have not got on their that one. I'd love to

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see that. But once again, Raonic electing to hit the bounce smash and

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Murray read him like a book. I think he's got to let it bounce. Murray

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has done so well to hit the log so high to give himself the opportunity

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to get back in the rally but then Raonic has to do more with the

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smash. -- hit the lob. He hasn't put a foot wrong in this

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tie-break so far, going up 5-1 at the change of ends now but the point

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before, to get up that double mini-break, the effort he put in at

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the back of the court to stay in that rally, keep asking the question

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is, that is why you do all the hard work, often in the preseason, at the

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start of the year. It is physically so tough breaking down out there

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now, and it pays off on the biggest stage. -- to break him down out

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there. That is a rare sight. The next couple of minutes could

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determine this Wimbledon final. Raonic hanging in there. Murray's

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hit four out four first serves in this tie-break and now has the

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opportunity on his own serve. The more demanding end to serve from.

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But three set points. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Deep second serve did the job. He's taken a giant step towards a second

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Wimbledon title, here. Two sets up, 6-4, 7-6 after one hour 47. CLARE

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BALDING: Impressive so far from Andy Murray, and we are going to join it

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at 2-2 in the third with Murray potentially in a spot of bother,

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15-30 on serve. COMMENTATOR: The coach knows this is

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a moment, down 15-40, right out of the middle. Big forehand return but

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only 82 mph, middle of the box on the second serve.

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APPLAUSE The first break point that Raonic

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has had in this match. This is the second. Milos was looking for the

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one out wide and he got a bit unlucky, it dropped on the line and

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he was too far ahead of the ball. You can almost sense the tension in

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the crowd. Murray knew the importance of that point and getting

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them back on their feet. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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He played him back in, Raonic, great pass.

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That has got the crowd fired up and now he wants his box to fire up.

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CLARE BALDING: Murray shouting at his team to get fired up and show

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some emotion. Both players continue to hold and we rejoin it with Raonic

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serving to take the third set into a tie-break.

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APPLAUSE Raonic is throwing absolutely

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everything into this game, as he should but the previous point,

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hitting a massive second serve ace, Ghislaine Maxwell out there at the

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moment. -- he's laying it all out there.

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Here we go again, then. Murray is one tie break away from a second

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title. He needs to win it to keep the final alive, Raonic.

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CHEERING UMPIRE: Thank you. Please.

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Murray got off to a great start in the second set tie-break, got the

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early mini-break, got the first point on own serve. Now he will look

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to do the same on Raonic's serve. Well, Andy Murray loves a target on

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the backhand side. The approach was deep. Murray is just licking his

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lips at those ones. 15 backhand winners as the breeze gets up, we

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have a dust of all here on Centre Court. -- dust devil.

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How good were those two points? The biggest server in the world at the

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moment, and his defensive skills are amazing.

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He is having a lovely time now, dictating on the forehand side,

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surging to another Wimbledon title surely now, 5-0.

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Do it now, don't worry about your own serve, says Jamie Dell

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CROWD GROANS. For the second tie-break in a row,

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the second set in a row, it is 5-1 as they change. Even in such a

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dominant as Asian, he would like that shot back again. You can count

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on one hand how many times he would miss that in a Mac -- a match.

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CROWD: Come on, Mr Murray! UMPIRE: please.

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UMPIRE: Net, first-served. All good things. It is pretty clear where

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Murray would like to this first-served.

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UMPIRE: Game, set and match, Murray. He is there! Straight sets again,

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Wimbledon champion again, a supreme performance, a first-class

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tournament, Andy Murray! SUE BARKER: You threw everything at

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him, but you've faced a man on a mission today. It is a difficult

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challenge, but he played great, and he deserves to be winning for a

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second time, congratulations to Andy.

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APPLAUSE This one is going to sting, so I'm

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going to make sure as these courts agreeing that I do everything to be

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back here for another chance. CHEERING

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You are hugging that trophy! Feel good? Absolutely it is an important

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tournament for me every year, I have had some great moments here and also

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some tough losses, and obviously the wins feel extra special because of

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the tough losses, so I am proud to have my hands on the trophy again.

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CHEERING I said Milos was throwing everything

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at you, serves over 140 mph, you had to be at your best, and you were. I

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played some really good stuff today, but Milos has had some really good

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matches here today. I don't know how many people saw his match against

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Roger, but that was great. APPLAUSE

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He is one of the harder workers out there, he keeps trying to improve,

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and he improves each time I play him. A big thank you to all of my

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team for the hard work they have put in to helping me get here, also my

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family as well who are watching up there, I love all of you. Thank you.

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Just one last question, it was so emotional back in 2013 after being

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the first British man to win in 77 years, can you enjoy this one a

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little more? I will make sure I do. Last time I was so relieved, I felt

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very nervous today as well, but just so much stress and pressure, I

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didn't get the chance to enjoy it as much, so I will make sure I enjoy

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this one tonight fish or. What about the crowd and the crowd watching on

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the Hill, what part did they play? A huge thank you to everybody who came

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out tonight, thanks everyone for coming out and I will see you again

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next year. Thank you. Well done, Andy Murray, the Wimbledon champion!

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CLARE BALDING: And Andy Murray, it now becomes reality, he sees his

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name on the winners board for the second time in four years. A brief

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chat with the visiting royals and pointing at the Duchess of Cambridge

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is a lucky omen. Thanks a lot for coming, I appreciate it.

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Andy Murray all smiles, and he is never better than when engaging with

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the crowds, showing off the trophy to the fans, an Olympic gold medal,

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a Davis Cup title, two Wimbledon Championships, US Open and he has

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not done yet, because at 29, he is at the prime of his professional

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life and by common consent playing better than ever before.

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He has strong claims already to be the greatest reduced Portsmouth of

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all time. -- greatest British sportsmen of all time.

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CHEERING And as the sun dips in the sky over

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Wimbledon, I'm joined on the platform by Tim Henman and Pat Cash

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to reflect on the triumph of Andy Murray. How impressed were you with

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the way he played? Massively impressed, and it wasn't just about

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today's performance. It has been the whole fortnight. He has had so many

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things to deal with on the court and so many things mentally away from

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the court starting with the Djokovic loss in the first week when there

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was so much more expectation that this would be his opportunity, and

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it went it came to today's match against Raonic, who was serving

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missiles against him, the return of serve was a joke, even though Raonic

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is served 147, he could get the ball back in play, create the

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opportunities and stay so positive and calm at the important moments.

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He does always seem to be calm, and he had done a good job of keeping it

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calm in the build-up, but at the moment of victory, you could see how

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much it meant to him. It was just a release of anxiety, wasn't it? When

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he won. There was immense pressure for him to do what he was expected

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to do, and he had to perform at his best. He didn't know what Raonic was

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going to throw at him, he threw just about everything, kitchen sink

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included. Milos probably didn't play as well as he would have liked,

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sometimes it is ugly tennis where there is no rallies, the tension of

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one break point, he had a couple of break points, Andy, didn't play

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great shots, and we thought, maybe that was his chance. But Raonic

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handed him the tie-breaker, and away he went. As always, he loves to

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shout on court, and he was shouting at his box to show more emotion,

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Ivan Lendl and moved by that plea, but match point, he looked like he

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might have a tear in his eye. I think we have to go with it. I think

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he was basically bawling his eyes out at there! He might have got a

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fly in his eye, but we will go with that story, because we haven't seen

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this emotion in the last 75 years from Ivan Lendl, and he is a big

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softy at heart! The first time we have ever said that! But he came up

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with a great tactical plan, and Murray executed it, you mentioned

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the return of serve and how good it was. He just sees the ball so early.

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He does. Raonic has probably got the best serve in the game right now,

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because he has not only the pace but the variety, and Murray's technique

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to return service so good, he starts a long way back to give himself time

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to see the ball, he moves in, he has the split step to react, and one of

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the service that Raonic did so well to Federer was into the body,

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because then you are not reacting, just trying to get out of the way,

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and Murray time and again got the ball back into play with interest

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when they neutralise the serve, and when they got into baseline Murray

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is, that played into Murray's hands. -- baseline rallies. Murray was only

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able to break once at the whole match and didn't drop his serve, but

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picking off the passing shot time and time again. He didn't try to hit

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the winning passing shot to start with, he drilled it down the back

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and line, see you look through all the statistics, it was an incredibly

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clean performance from Murray. And Raonic was doing what McEnroe would

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have told him to do, get him, get to the net, but Murray is so good. I

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think he played a pretty good match. He has the tactics to beat Murray, a

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thing that was the way to play, and if Tim or I said, Milos, this is

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what you have got to do, attack the second serve, coming when you

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possibly can, I think he could have rushed Andy a little more, but he

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played it tactically correct, he just didn't executed properly, he

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didn't get enough first serves in, and that could be partly Murray's

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ability to return and put pressure on him, he missed a few volleys,

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started volleying well but missed a few, and the second serve, there

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were some second serves he had the chance, he just didn't make enough

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first serves back into play, and the second serve, Murray mixed it up

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quite well, but he missed too many to put the pressure on, he couldn't

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break serve Eddie didn't look like it was going to. The statistics back

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up what you are saying there. Not just first serves in the first serve

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points won, he is way down. If you look at the tournament average,

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Raonic was dominated on first serve, but that is where Murray did so

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well, Raonic winning only 67% of points on first serves, and the

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aces, he was serving an average of seven aces set, he served a coming

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into the matching 23 sets, and today in one and a half set he only served

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two, and that is something he needs to be aware of, Raonic's service

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such a big weapon, but when the ball keeps coming back, you have to go

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fit more, and the pressure starts to build. Andy Murray is so impressive,

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it isn't just what he does on court, but the way he recovers after the

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match, afterward he posted this picture himself in the ice bath with

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the trophy! Sane, holding this bad boy makes the ice bath that little

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bit more bearable. Did you do ice baths? More in the really hot

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climates when it is very hot in you need to get your quarter bridge or

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down, but I'm not sure many of us would bother after the final.

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Ultimate professional, maybe he is recovering for the Davis Cup? We

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will talk about that in a moment or to. -- two. Is Andy Murray likely to

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play that next weekend against Serbia? But Andy Murray was not the

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only British champion today. The Scottish fans were out in forceful

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Gordon Reid who yesterday won the doubles title with fellow Scot Alfie

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Hewitt. Today he was hoping to win the inaugural wheelchair singles

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final against Stefan Olsson. Wimbledon was the last tournament to

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introduce wheelchair tournaments, the grass makes it harder to move

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around the court, not that he showed any hint of that as he went straight

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to a straight sets victory. To come and win it in front of all the

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people I love, all my friends and family and coaching team, and so

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much support, it is unbelievable. I will never forget this moment. If

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there are any kids with disabilities and this inspires them to take up

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sport, then that is imported. History making Gordon Reid adds the

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first-ever Wimbledon title to the Australian Open he won earlier this

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year. Keep this up and his Alice band Army might help start a new

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trend. Bidding for her eighth Grand Slam bubbles title, Jordanne Whiley

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teamed up with Yui Kamiji, and they made it look easy. A straight sets

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six to -- 6-2, 6-2 victory and a third successive Wimbledon title for

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the pair. And that a special moment with her mum. And there was yet more

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British success in the Mixed Doubles final when Heather Watson and Henri

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Kontinen playing their first tournament together beat Anna-Lena

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Groenefeld and Robert Farah. After they spoke to Garry Richardson. I

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can't describe how happy I feel right now, I can't stop smiling. I

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couldn't have picked anybody better to share this experience with than

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Henry. We had so much fun from the first point in our first match to

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the last one, and I think that is why we did so well, and played well

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together, and thanks for putting up with me! What you say to that

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tribute? I think she said it all, there was nothing to put up with. I

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don't remember having this much fun on a tennis court probably ever, it

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was a dream ride we had this week, and we enjoyed every minute of it.

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Tim is the greatest in a tennis, so here is my question, has there ever

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been a more successful day for British tennis? Four titles won here

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today? Not that I can remember. It has been amazing, led by Andy Murray

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obviously had a great story for Heather, a scratch pairing that has

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never played before, and to get through the final on Centre Court,

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hopefully that is a partnership we will see again in the future. She

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played brilliantly well, and she looked to love it, so aggressive and

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fabulous at the net. There has been one more British success to support,

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thanks to a vote from online viewers for shot of the tournament, perhaps

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not surprisingly it went to the fairy tale story of the first week

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when Marcus Willis outfoxed Roger Federer, at least with this shot.

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JOHN McENROE: This is unbelievable! Roger is laughing.

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He has got some good hands. This is too good.

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Marcus Willis, like a great trick shot player, reminding us all that

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tennis is fun, it made of a body love. What was your highlight of the

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Championships? There are so many. Funny, the thing that changed the

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whole championship was Djokovic going at, not a highlight but that

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just changed everything. It gave the British public, everybody got

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excited, we knew we were going to have a new winner. Not a new winner,

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because he has won it before. Not a third time when! You mean not the

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defending champion! It is my Australian! For Andy Murray, what is

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his next goal, he is great for setting a goal of achieving it, like

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winning the Davis Cup. Obviously I think more Grand Slam titles, but

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more evident as the world number one. He has won Grand Slams before,

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this is his second Wimbledon title, he has never been number one in the

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world, he has been number two for many years. Djokovic Chisnall but

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one, but Murray is very close behind, they have separated

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themselves from the pack, and with Djokovic going out earlier and

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Murray being the champion, he has a great opportunity. It has been a

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sensational Wimbledon, thank you so much to Pat and Tim and all the

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other experts we have had on, and also to Serena Williams for opening

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Steffi Graf's record of 22 titles and going to another Championship

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here. We leave you with highlights from the last to weeks, and thank

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you to all of you for watching. Marcus Willis, the man ranked 772 in

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the world. Shoes off if you love Willis! The wonderful story, Roger

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versus Marcus, David versus Goliath. UMPIRE: Ladies and gentlemen, play

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is suspended. # You know you might surprise

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yourself... It is very easy. It is from here.

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# The calm and chaos from your soul. No way! Look at it! Look at it!

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He has done it! Massive shock for Wimbledon.

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# So let go and surprise yourself... Welcome to the second week of the

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Championships. As simple and as easy and

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straightforward as you could possibly imagine. She has reinvented

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herself, a Wimbledon final for Angie Kerber. Federer down, Milos Raonic

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through to his first Grand Slam final. You have a guy like that, you

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follow him. That is Sunday afternoon taking care of. We got this far. He

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must be pretty good. It is Serena Williams again. There can only be

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one champion. Gametime. He is giving big Milos the runaround

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here, isn't he? First break to Murray. You consent to the tension

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in the crowd. Wimbledon champion again, Andy

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Murray!

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