Federer marches into Wimbledon final beating Andy Murray in straight sets

Much against the wishes and aspirations of the Londoners, Andy Murray crumbled in front of 33 years old Roger Federer in the Wimbledon semi final on the Centre Court today.

Roger Federer beat Murray 7-5, 7-5 and 6-4 to march into his 10th Wimbledon final. Federer now eyes his eight Wimbledon title on Sunday, playing against world no.1 Novak Djokovic.

Federer will now be playing his 26th Grand Slam final and eyeing his 18th Grand Slam title and also become the first man in history to win Wimbledon eight times.

 Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

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British tennis star Andy marries in pure Scottish style

Most of us have seen Britain's no.1 tennis player playing and his fiance, Kim Sears, cheering him up in tennis matches. Now the news is that both have finally married in a traditional Scottish marriage ceremony, attended by a large number of relatives, friends and fans.

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Kim Sears, now Mrs Andy Murray, was dressed in  an embroidered gown with elbow-length sleeves, thought to be by Jenny Packham, while Andy wore the traditional Scottish kilt and thistles.

It may be added that the couple who had announced their engagement in November last year, tied the knot in the 12th century cathedral before a relatively small group of their family members and close friends.

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Djokovic beats Murray to win fifth Miami Open title

Novak Djokovic was in full command of his final match against British Andy Murray at Miami to lift the cup for the fifth time.

Djokovic, the reining world number one prevailed upon Murray 7-6 (7-3) 4-6 6-0 in rather hot and humid Miami to win the Miami men's single final.

Djokovic, 27, takes his record against Murray to 18-8, and the Serb will tie Rafael Nadal's total of 141 weeks at the top of the rankings on Monday.

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Djokovic proves he is world no-1: Beat Murray to win Australian Open

World no.1 Serbian Novak Djokovic proved his mettle at Melbourne Park, Sydney Australia when he beat Britain's Andy Murray in a full five set match and thus won his 8th Grand slam title.

Having won the first set 7-6, he lost the second 6-7 to Murray. But he regained himself in the third set 6-3 and completely knocked off Murray in the fourth set 6-0 to win the Australian Open title for 2015.

It was his third win over Murray, who has won only two Grand Slam titles out of the eight finals he has played so far.

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Australian Open Update: Murray, Serena and Sharapova in finals

Britain's Andy Murray today beat Czech Tomas Berdych to reach his fourth Australian Open final at Melbourne Park, Sydney, Australia. Having lost the first set 6-7 to Berdych, Murray came back to the game and won the next three sets 6-0 6-3 7-5.

He is likely to meet Novak Djokovic, who plays his semi final Friday tomorrow against Wawrinka.

In the women singles final, arch rivals Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova will be facing each other yet again.

33 years old world no.1 American Serena Williams remains unbeaten at the hands of the Russian. Sharapova last defeated Serena Williams in the WTA Tour Championships final in Los Angeles in November 2004. Sharapova, the 2008 champion may cash on the opportunity to dismiss 33 years old aging Williams this time. But can she do it?

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Watch Live Wimbledon Final: Djokovic vs Murray - Free Live Streaming Online | 7 July

The women singles final Saturday was a rather disappointment as French Bartoli beat her German counterpart Sabine Lisicki in an almost one sided match 6-1 6-4 to lift her first Venus Rosewater Dish and win her first Grand Slam title of career.

Now all eyes are set on one of the most important Wimbledon finals, specially for the British, as Andy Murray will try to win the Wimbledon title to bring an end to Britain's 77 years long title drought when he plays against world no.1 Serbian Novak Djokovic.

It was last year when Murray's hopes were shattered by Roger Federer who beat Murray in the final. Now the opponent has changed - Djokovic which beat Murray at the Australian Open earlier this year in the final.

In fact Djokovic has beaten Murray three times in succession in their last three encounters at Shanghai (2012), London (2012) and Australian Open (2013). It thus remains to be seen whether Djokovic shatter's home crowd's dream of seeing a Britain winning or lets it out to Murray!!

The match is scheduled for Sunday 7 July 2013 at the Centre Court at 13:00 GMT

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Tearful Andy departs Centre Court empty handed

Few hours before, Andy Murray the darling of England was determined to win his maiden Wimbledon title and bring an end to the title-less drought for his country of 74 years.

But now that the event is over and Swiss Roger Federer bags his seventh Wimbledon title, equaling the record held by William Renshaew and Pete Sempras, a tearful Andy, along with his tear full mother and girl friend left the Centre Court empty handed. And also made the Londoners weep too for the loss.

Congratulations Federer and good luck Andy.

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Murray ends Britain's 74 years long wait at Wimbledon Final

Andy did it !! 

This is what everyone said when British no.1 Scot Andy Murray beat Frenchman Tsonga in the Wimbledon men's singles semi final and marched into the finals.

Andy Murray wins his maiden entry into Wimbledon men's singles final [Photo: Sports Chat Place]

Andy thus ended Britain's long wait of 74 years at the Wimbledon's final - a presence that was last made by Bunny Austin in 1938.

Swiss Roger Federer eyeing the Wimbledon title for the seventh time

Andy Murray now faces a tough challenge against world no.3 Swiss Roger Federer, who marches into the Wimbledon final for the eighth time and eyes to win the title seventh time and equal it to that of William Renshaw and Pete Sempras, both having won the title seven times.

So both players are set to make history: Andy to bring a maiden win not for himself, on his maiden entry into the final, but also to bring the trophy to his trophy starved country for 74 years. And Federer of course eyeing to win the title for the seventh time and go down in history along with the names of William Renshaw and Pete Sempras.

Who do you think will triumph?  Keep your fingers crossed till Sunday 8 July when the two march into the Centre Court of Wimbledon.

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Wimbledon ticket price may soar to £45000 a pair if Murray reaches final

World no.4 and British no.1 Andy Murray plays Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the Wimbledon semi-final on Friday, and a win for the Scot would mean a pair of tickets for Sunday’s final could top 45,000 pounds.

Tickets for Murray’s Wimbledon semi-final clash with Tsonga were being sold for more than 4,000 pounds till Thursday night, a newspaper reported.

Agency Viagogo.com was last night charging up to 8,523 pounds for a pair of tickets, but director Edward Parkinson said a Murray win would mean a pair could surpass 45,000 pounds by Sunday.

If Murray triumphs he will become the first Brit since Bunny Austin 74 years ago to reach the Wimbledon men’s final. 

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Is ouster of Murray from Roland Garros a blessing in disguise?

In a shock upset, David Ferrer of Spain ousted British Andy Murray out of the Roland Garros in their quarter final match Wednesday 6-4, 6-7 (3/7), 6-3, 6-2 to play against fellow Spaniard Nadal in the semi final on 8 June.

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Should Murray be disheartened over his ouster? Well for many in British, he should be, but for some it is a blessing in disguise for Murray not to face the clay master Nadal in the semi final.

James Kent at Yahoo Sports contends that Andy Murray knew how hard the task would have been. But let's not forget that the Scot has also been struggling with back problems. It has been an incredible effort from the British number one to just stay in matches without retirement.

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Novak Djokovic beats Andy Murray in Miami Masters final

World number one Novak Djokovic lived up to his ranking with a comprehensive victory over Britain's Andy Murray to capture a third Miami Masters title.

Murray beat Djokovic in the 2009 final but this time the Serb prevailed 6-1 7-6 (7-4) in two hours and 18 minutes.

"The conditions were tough," Murray said of the high temperatures in Key Biscayne. "There were lots of really long points and it was a long match.

"Novak deserved to win today and has played the best tennis all week."

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Nadal's knee injury abandons semi final against Murray at Miami

While everyone looked towards watching an important match of the Miami Masters Friday night, Nadal, the hot favourite pulled out of the match three hours before because of his knee injury that has been bothering him since long.

“I am not ready to compete,”’ Nadal explained at a mid-day press conference, shaking his head and grimacing. “I am very sorry for the fans. I’m very sorry for the tournament. I’m for sorry for everybody who was ready to watch the match on television. But I cannot go on court and lie to everybody.”

Murray advances to Sunday’s final against the winner of Friday’s night match between top-ranked Novak Djokovic and Juan Monaco. The Scot will surely be well-rested, as his third-round opponent, Milos Raonic, also withdrew before their match. Nadal texted Murray with the news Friday morning.

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Australian Open: Andy Murray beats Ryan Harrison

Andy Murray had to battle past American teenager Ryan Harrison to book his place in the second round of the Australian Open.

The Briton started sluggishly, tamely losing the opening set before prevailing 4-6 6-3 6-4 6-2.

"I had a few nerves early on," said Murray. "I started to play better towards the end."

He will meet Frenchman Edouard Roger-Vasselin, who beat Belgian Xavier Malisse, on Thursday.

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Murray Vs Ferrer Tour Finals Live Streaming

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Welcome to Murray Vs Ferrer Tour Finals Live Streaming Links: British Number 1 Andy Murray will clash with David Ferrer of Spain in the first match of group A of ATP World Tour Masters 2011.

The match will be played on 21-Nov-2011, at  1500 (GMT+1), live from London.

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