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Murray Beats Djoković To End Year No. 1

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Andy Murray beat Novak Đoković 6-3, 6-4 to earn his first title at the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals and make sure he remained No. 1 until next season.

The O2 arena confirmed by a star-studded list of celebrities in attendance, including actors Kevin Spacey, Jude Law, Woody Harrelson, Clive Owen, singer Sam Smith and footballers Gerard Pique and Bastian Schweinsteiger.

Murray takes home $2,391,000 and 1,500 Emirates ATP Rankings points, while Đoković earns $1,261,000 in prize money and 1,000 Emirates ATP Rankings points.

“I just played very poorly, made a lot of unforced errors from the backhand side. It wasn’t my day. On the other hand, credit to Andy for being mentally tough and playing the right shots. He definitely deserved to win,” said Đoković.

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