Andy Murray wins Sony open in Miami

Andy Murray wins his first Sony Open title after beating David Ferrer in three-set thrilling final on Sunday in Miami. After this win Andy Murray moved up to No 2 in the ATP ratings, replacing Roger Federer.

Murray took 2 hours and 45minutes to beat David Ferrer in 2-6, 6-4, 7-6 and clinch the title.

“It was a brutal, brutal match. Both of us were kind of on our last legs. It was a good job it wasn’t a best-of-five-set match, because I don’t know how the last few sets would have ended up,” Murray said after the match.

“It was one of the toughest matches I have had to play in a Masters Series, for sure,” he added.

“I chose my decision in that moment. It’s a bad moment now and don’t want to think anymore about that. I want to forget it as fast as possible,” Ferrer said.

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