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 | Andy Murray won the tournament in Queens13-06-2011 |
Scot Andy Murray triumphed with his first title in professional tennis this year, after the final in Queens beat Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (France), 3:6, 7:6 (7:2), 6:4. The match had to play yesterday but was postponed because of rain days, which is poured in London.
Murray won just one break in the third set when the lead with 3:2 in for ten options and this was sent after the ball out of Tsonga in. Murray won the tournament in 2009-a year and became the first representative of the United Kingdom, who won this tournament twice after Francis Gordon Lowe, who has titles in 1913, 1914 and in 1925 a year.
Defeat the Tsonga did was the fifth for France in the final in this competition. Before him twice more against Andy Roddick (USA) failed Sebastien Groszhan, but once they lost the title race Guy Forzhe against Pete Sampras and Nicolas Mayu again against Roddick.
Tsonga started well in the first set, having achieved a breakthrough in 4:2. He then saved two attempts to return the breach of Murray in the final game and forced him to send out strong in the ball. In the second set and both had their opportunities to ultimate success, but it was tiebreaker, where Murray nerves were stronger and he started the venture, but error-free.