After winning his first title back in 2006 at the SAP San Jose Open, Murray has went on to reach the career milestone of 25 titles – including the US Open, Olympic Gold and eight ATP Masters 1000s. Here we take a look at each of the world number three’s winning moments.

1. Andy Murray’s 25 Titles
After winning his first title back in 2006 at the SAP San Jose
Open, Murray has went on to reach the career milestone of 25
titles – including the US Open, Olympic Gold and eight ATP
Masters 1000s.
Here we take a look at each of the world number three’s winning
moments.

2. 2006 SAP Open, San Jose, California.
Andy Murray rose to new heights in 2006 when he came
from one set down against then world number 11, Lleyton
Hewitt, to claim his maiden ATP tour title 2-6, 6-1, 7-6.
An impressive display of shot making and consistency,
Murray’s performance to win his first title was a sign of
things to come.

3. 2007 SAP Open, San Jose, California.
Despite reaching two ATP finals after his maiden career
title, Murray’s next win didn’t come for another year
until he defended his SAP Open title, defeating big
server Ivo Karlovic6-7, 6-4, 7-6.
Murray again beat world number three Andy Roddick in
the semi finals.

4. 2007 St. Petersburg Open, Russia.
Murray defeated Spaniard Fernando Verdasco 6-2, 6-3
to claim his third career title – his first title away from
the SAP Open in San Jose.

5. 2008 Qatar ExxonMobil Open, Qatar
Murray made a flying start to his 2008 season, winning
his fourth career title in January as he defeated
StanislasWawrinka 6-4, 4-6, 6-2 in Doha, Qatar.

6. 2008 Open 13, Marseille
Murray followed up his win in Qatar in January with a
superb display of shot making against Mario Ancic in
Marseille just weeks later to win his fifth title.

7. 2008 ATP Masters Series Cincinnati Champion, USA
Murray continued his superb form in 2008 as hewon his
first title at the elite Masters1000 level with a stunning
victory overthen world number three Novak Djokovic in
Cincinnati.

8. 2008 ATP Masters Series Madrid, Spain
Murray claimed back-to-back Masters 1000 titles as he
bounced back from losing to Roger Federer in the final
of the US Open just weeks earlier.
In winning in Madrid, Murray became the first Brit to
win four titles in one season.

9. 2008 St Petersburg Open, Russia
Murray collected his fifth title of 2008 after a peerless
performancethroughout the tournament in St
Petersburg,defeating Kazakhstan’s Andrey Golubev 6-
1, 6-1 in the final.
Murray defended the title without dropping a single
set.

10. 2009 Qatar ExxonMobil Open, Qatar
Murray completed a successful defence of his Qatar
Open title with an emphatic 6-4, 6-2 win over Andy
Roddick in Doha.
This would be Murray’s first title of six in 2009.

11. 2009 ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament,
Netherlands
Murray claimed his third successive victory over world
number one Rafael Nadal to win the World Tennis
Tournament in Rotterdam, his second title of 2009.
The Scot came through 6-3,4-6,6-0 in one hour 51
minutes to win the 10th title of his career.

12. 2009 Sony Ericsson Open, Miami, USA
Murray beat world number three Novak Djokovic in
straight set to claim his third Masters 1000 title, and his
third successive victory over the Serb.
Miami is often considered the biggest event outside
the four Grand Slams and, as such, this was arguably
Murray’s biggest victory of his career so far.

13. 2009 AEGON Championship, Queen’s Club, UK
Murray captured his first grass-court title against
American James Black at London’s Queen’s Club.
In doing so, he became the first British man to win a
grass-court title in the Open Era and the first Brit to win
at Queen’s since Bunny Austin back in 1938.

14. 2009 Rogers Cup, Canada
Murray battled past Juan Martin del Potro in three tight
sets to claim his fourth Masters 1000 title and move up
to number two in the world rankings for the first time.

15. 2009 Valencia Open, Spain
Murray picked up his sixth title of the year with a
routine straight sets victory over Russia’s Mikhail
Youzhny at the inaugural Valencia Open.
In terms of number of titles won, 2009 remains
Murray’s best year.

16. 2010Rogers Cup, Canada
Murray’s first title of the 2010 season didn’t come until
August, but he did beat world number one Rafael Nadal
in the semi-final before defeating Roger Federer for the
first time in a final to claim his fifth Masters 1000 title.

17. 2010 Shanghai Rolex Masters, China
Murray produced a superb displayof aggression as he
won his sixth ATP Masters 1000 title with a 6-3, 6-2
victory overFederer, his second successive final victory
over the Swiss.

18. 2011 AEGON Championship, Queen’s Club, UK
Murray followed up his 2009 win here as he clinched
his second grass-court title at Queen’s Club.
The Scot bounced back from a set down to beat
powerful Frenchman Jo Wilfried-Tsonga 3-6,7-6 (7-2),6-
4.

19. 2011 Western & Southern Open, Cincinnati, USA
Murray clinched his seventh ATP Masters 1000 title
with a win over world number Novak Djokovic.
The Scot’s win marked only Djokovic’s second defeat of
his almost invincible 2011 season.

20. 2011 PTT Thailand Open, Thailand
Murray won his third title of 2011 as he dismantled
American Donald Young 6-2, 6-0 in just 48 minutes.

21. 2011 Rakuten Open, Japan
Murray extended an unbeaten run of 12 matches as he
came from a set down to defeat Nadal 3-6, 6-2, 6-0 to
win his 20th career title.

22. 2011 Shanghai Rolex Masters, China
Murray won his third title in as many weeks as he
successfully defended his Shanghai title against world
number five David Ferrer.
This was his eighth career ATP Masters 1000 title and it
propelled him to sixth in the all time list of Masters
1000 winners.

23. 2012 Brisbane International, Australian
2012 was Murray’s greatest on the ATP Tour and he
began it in sublime fashion with a straight sets victory
over up and comer AlexandrDolgopolov in Brisbane.
Murray had hired tennis legend and eight time Grand
Slam champion Ivan Lendl as his coach and the added
aggression in Murray’s style of play was evident from
their first week together.

24. 2012 Olympic Games, London
After a tough defeat to Roger Federer in the
Wimbledon final just 28 days before, Murray once
again stepped out on the Centre Court of SW19 to take
on the Swiss great, this time in the Olympic gold medal
match.
The Brit produced played the best match of his career
as he dismantled Federer 6-2,6-1,6-4 to clinch the gold.
Murray said the win was "biggest win of his life".

25. 2012 US Open, USA
Murray ended Britain’s 76-year wait for a male Grand
Slam singles champion as he overcame world number
one Novak Djokovic 7-6 (12-10) 7-5 2-6 3-6 6-2 in four
hours 54 minutes in tennis’ biggest arena – the Arthur
Ashe Stadium.
Six years after winning his first title on the ATP
Tour, Murray finally fulfilled his promise on a windy
night in New York as he cemented his place as Britain’s
greatest tennis player.

26. 2032 Brisbane International, Australian
Murray began 2013 as he did 2012, with a straight sets
victory over one of the games rising stars in Brisbane.
The 25-year old won the 25th title of career as he eased
past Grigor Dimitrov 7-6 (7-0), 6-4.