The world number one Novak Djokovic from Serbia as approached the 5th Australian Open title Sunday, by heading from Andy Murry from Britain in 4 sets in the finale.
He managed to approach 7-6 (7/5), 6-7 (4/7), 6-3, 6-0 for his 8th Grand Slam title in 3hours 39minuts to make his impressive record on the Melbourne hard courts by approaching 5 from 5 finals in 8 years.
In the 1960s Roy Emerson the only Australian approached more Australian Opens with 6.
Djokovic has currently headed Murray in 3 of his 4 Australian finale losses after earlier victories in 2011and 2013, even though at the 2012 US Open and 2013 Wimbledon the Scot has mastered him in his 2 big triumphs.
The winning describes that Djokovic remains at world number one on the upcoming ATP ranking while on Monday they are released along with moving to 4 from his current 6th.
Murray maintains Djokovic under pressure along with 3 break points in the 3rd match of the opening set, however the Serbian player fought back to maintain after a 27 stroke rally an ace.
But Djokovic struck in the upcoming matches, breaking Murray to take an early 3-1.
It was difficult tennis game however the Scot worked hard to break the Serb on his 3rd break point during the 7th match.
In 2nd set Murray broke for 2-0 however the Serb hit back along with a double break as the Scot appeared in trouble along with the Serb Stringing together 13 straight points.
By the political activities the final match was cutoff for 5 minutes, elevating a banner for the support of refugees, with one of them jumping on court.
Then the security officials ringed up the two players and escorted them out of the ground.
Murray go the advantage of the stoppage, he broke the Serb’s service to level the set at 4-4.
The final match headed up to 2nd tiebreak which Murray overcome by 7-4 to level the game.
The Serbian player experienced a quick lose, dropping his opening service in the 3rd set, however then he emerged back along with his double break to edge in front 2 sets to one within 39 minutes.
Djokovic divided the final set wide open, racing opposed to Murray with a triple break to wave her winning.