Great Britain's Andy Murray (OK, he's a Scott, but we'll have him anyway), goes for our first major tennis tournament victory in 72 years tonight against the mighty Fed Express in the US Open final. The player, whom our former tennis icon Tim Henman recently described as a "miserable git", proves that being a nice guy doesn't always win you trophies...
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