It seems reports of Roger Federer's death were greatly exaggerated. He took home his 13th Grand Slam title -- and fifth straight U.S. Open -- this afternoon with a straight-sets win over Andy Murray. One more and he will be tied with Pete Sampras on the men's all-time Grand Slam titles list.
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Andy Murray was given a lesson by Roger in how to physically and emotionally handle a Grand Slam final.
But Andy has had a great tournament and he is going in the right direction. It's been over 70 years since Fred Perry was the last British player to win a Grand Slam title....and hopefully Andy will break that hoodoo sooner rather than later.
And, he's even cuter than Sampras.
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