Murray Retains St Petersburg Title

Fresh from his success in winning the Madrid Masters last week Andy Murray became the first Briton since Mark Cox in 1975 to win two titles in a row.

As tournaments go this was not quite on a par with his achievement last week but it is another tournament win nevertheless and confirms that Murray has well and truly established himself on the Men's tour.

Murray was actually the top seed having won this tournament last year and played great tennis all week without losing a single set. In the final against Andrey Golubev who is the leading tennis player from Kazakhstan the Scot dropped just two games with an impressive 6-1, 6-1 scoreline.

The end of the tennis season may be on the horizon but Murray will probably not want the year to end because of how much his game has developed in recent months and the impact he has made which has made everyone in world tennis sit up and take notice.

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