Murray's triumph the antithesis of British failure

By Martyn Herman

LONDON |
Wed Sep 12, 2012 8:15am BST

LONDON (Reuters) – British tennis was savouring a initial masculine grand impact champion for 76 years on Tuesday though Andy Murray’s unusual attainment in New York was indeed a discord of decades of disaster from a republic where a competition was born.

The 25-year-old’s refusal to accept second best in Monday’s U.S. Open final opposite Serbian ironman Novak Djokovic, to glance better in a face and still find a will to exist one of sport’s biggest warriors are not qualities to be

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