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TRUE BRIT: ANDYANDY Murray, a skeptic

by nature, didn’t darethink this was going to

be easy, did he?Even at age 25, four devas­

tating losses in Grand Slamfinals had to have triggeredhuman nature to leave himwondering whether it wasever going tohappen for him.Last night in the U.S. Open

final at anelectrically­chargedArthur Ashe Stadium underthe lights — after taking atwo­set lead on defendingchampion Novak Djokovicand then losing it — it finallyhappened for Murray. He fi­nally persevered, finally wonaGrandSlam title. Finally.And it didn’t come easy.Murray backed up the

Olympic gold medal he cap­tured last month in Londonand overcame Djokovic 7­6(10), 7­5, 2­6, 3­6, 6­2.And as much as the match

will be known for going fivegrueling sets in four hoursand 54minutes, itwill foreverbe remembered for the epicfirst set that completely setthe tone for thematch.When I go to a Bruce

Springsteen concert, regard­less of how long the show isor what other songs he playsfrom the set list, if he plays“Jungleland’’ I go home hav­ing gotten more than mymoney’sworth.I can say the same

thingabout that first set

lastnight—87minutesof riv­eting tennis won by Murray,12­10, in a 25­minute tie­breaker, the longest in tourna­menthistory for amen’s final.Thematchwasbest­of­five

sets, but those 87 minutesMurray and Djokovic deliv­ered were all you needed towitness to feel like you wereat a special event.Murray, desperately seeking

his first careerSlamafter com­ingsotantalizinglyclosetotast­ing the nectar in his previousfour finals, closed out the firstsetwithaservicewinneronthe22ndpointofthebreaker.Survival came on his sixth

set­point. Had Murray notwon that set, you wouldn’thave been out of line towon­der if he’d ever win a GrandSlam title after having all ofthose set points on his racketand failing to close it out.Murray’s grit in that set is

what drew Ivan Lendl tocoachhimwhen they first be­ganmeeting lastDecember.“Hard work,’’ Lendl, who

builthimself intothebest player in the

world by out­working ev­eryone, said.

“He’s not afraid of it. I learnedvery quickly that Andy is aquickstudy.Ibelievedfromthebeginning this would happen.Whether it helped him to be­lieve because I believed, you’dhavetoaskAndy.’’When the historic tiebreak

was over, it appearedMurrayhad broken the will of Djok­ovic, who quickly fell behind4­0 in the second set withtwo Murray breaks of serve.At the point, it looked likeMurray’s first Grand Slammight become a slamdunk.But nothing, of

course, comes easyfor Murray, whocarried theweight of theentire UnitedKingdomtrying toend a 76­yeardroughtwithout aBritishGrandSlam winner dat­ingback toFredPerry in 1936.“It does build pressure,’’

Murray said. “You try not tothink about that when you’replaying, but when I was serv­ing for the match I did realizehow important that momentwas for British tennis. I’m ob­viously proud that I managedto achieve it, and now I don’thave to be asked that stupidquestionagain.’’Murray was faced with be­

coming the second player tolose his first fiveGrand Slamfinals. When it was over,though, he left no doubt.Murray lost the second set

6­2 and the third 6­3 andsomehow summoned the en­ergyandcouragetoovercomeDjokovic in the fifth and de­cidingset torealizehisdream.If you’re seeking some cos­

mic symmetry on this magi­cal night: In 1984, Lendl en­tered theFrenchOpenhavinglost his first four Grand Slamfinals andheovercamea two­setdeficit to JohnMcEnroe towinhis first Slam.Lendl would go on to win

sevenmoreGrandSlam titlesin his brilliant career. WhoknowshowmanymoreMur­ray has in him?

mark.cannizzaro@nypost.com

Finally! A ‘Grand’ win

CAN’T BELIEVE THIS! Andy Murray reacts on courtafter defeating Novak Djokovic last night. Getty Images

Mark CannizzaroMark Cannizzaro

FIRST KISS! Andy Murray kisses theU.S. Open championship trophy afterdefeating defending champ Novak Djok-ovic in five sets for his first Grand Slamtitle last night in Flushing Meadows.

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