MELBOURNE : World number one and Serb top seed Novak Djokovic crushed Britain's Andy Murray 7-6(5), 6-7(4), 6-3, 6-0 to win his fifth Australian Open title on Sunday.
Djokovic, who won his eighth Grand Slam title, is currently only one Australian Open title shy of the fanciful Roy Emerson, who won nine titles at the Melbourne Park.
Djokovic won nine straight diversions to win the fourth set 6-0 in the wake of winning the third set 6-3.
Sixth seed Murray disintegrated in the eighth session of the third set, giving Djokovic three break focuses and afterward twofold blaming to give the Serb a 5-3 lead.
Djokovic coolly served out the set as Murray went to his seat smoldering.
Murray leveled the last at 7-6(5) 6-7(4) in the wake of winning a marathon second set enduring 80 exhausting minutes.
With both players attempting to hold serve, Murray battled off three break focuses to hold an enthusiastic diversion at 5-5 and brought his amusement up in the tiebreak to harvest four set focuses.
Top seed Djokovic spared two however surrendered on the third when he hurried to the net and Murray propelled a dipping shot at his shoelaces that he was not able to recover.
Djokovic prior took the first set after Murray wavered when driving 4-2 in the tiebreak.
The Scot gave off an impression of being at long last in control after an opening attack in which both players attempted to hold serve, yet he wobbled with a twofold flaw and Djokovic hit back.
Murray hurried to the net and sent a volley an inch past the pattern to give Djokovic a set point and Murray yielded it when he gave back a strike in the net.
Djokovic took the first set 7-6 (5).
Djokovic served for the first set yet was broken by Murray at 5-3. The Serbian player then required a coach to get treatment on his right thumb.
Djokovic twofold blamed to open the sudden death round yet then, after Murray took a 2-1 lead, won five of the following six focuses to recover control. He secured the set when Murray netted a strike administration return.
The top on Rod Laver Arena was opened just before the match after right on time night downpour showers cleared.
Djokovic, who won his eighth Grand Slam title, is currently only one Australian Open title shy of the fanciful Roy Emerson, who won nine titles at the Melbourne Park.
Djokovic won nine straight diversions to win the fourth set 6-0 in the wake of winning the third set 6-3.
Sixth seed Murray disintegrated in the eighth session of the third set, giving Djokovic three break focuses and afterward twofold blaming to give the Serb a 5-3 lead.
Murray leveled the last at 7-6(5) 6-7(4) in the wake of winning a marathon second set enduring 80 exhausting minutes.
With both players attempting to hold serve, Murray battled off three break focuses to hold an enthusiastic diversion at 5-5 and brought his amusement up in the tiebreak to harvest four set focuses.
Top seed Djokovic spared two however surrendered on the third when he hurried to the net and Murray propelled a dipping shot at his shoelaces that he was not able to recover.
Djokovic prior took the first set after Murray wavered when driving 4-2 in the tiebreak.
The Scot gave off an impression of being at long last in control after an opening attack in which both players attempted to hold serve, yet he wobbled with a twofold flaw and Djokovic hit back.
Murray hurried to the net and sent a volley an inch past the pattern to give Djokovic a set point and Murray yielded it when he gave back a strike in the net.
Djokovic took the first set 7-6 (5).
Djokovic served for the first set yet was broken by Murray at 5-3. The Serbian player then required a coach to get treatment on his right thumb.
Djokovic twofold blamed to open the sudden death round yet then, after Murray took a 2-1 lead, won five of the following six focuses to recover control. He secured the set when Murray netted a strike administration return.
The top on Rod Laver Arena was opened just before the match after right on time night downpour showers cleared.
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