Summary

  • Djokovic beats Murray 6-2 6-4 to win his 10th title of season

  • A record sixth Masters title in one season for the Serb

  • Djokovic's fourth Paris Masters title

  • 30th meeting between the two, Djokovic has now won 21

  • Murray's first Paris Masters final

  • * denotes next to serve

Live Reporting

Stephan Shemilt

  1. Get involved

    And, as always, I'd like you to talk to me. Who is going to prevail in this tussle? And how is Murray going to deal with the hectic schedule ahead of him. Paris Masters, then World Tour Finals, then the Davis Cup final. Text on 81111, or tweet using the hashtag #bbctennis.

  2. BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

    As the players knock up, I'll go through some housekeeping. If you would like an audio accompaniment to this entertaining and informative live text, then you can listen to live commentary from BBC Radio 5 live sports extra by following the audio icon at the top of this page.

  3. The dance music abates, the dry ice clears, the players have a little cuddle before the coin toss. Near silence now. Time for a little hit up.

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    As if to prove my point, the players are already being announced to a raucous arena in the French capital. Cheers for Murray, but the crowd going positively bonkers for Djokovic. The players walk through a dark tunnel, shown the way by a spotlight. It's all a little James Bond.

  5. We're in Paris for the Masters final - Andy Murray v Novak Djokovic. World number three v world number one. Two Grand Slam titles v 10 majors. One of the modern game's great rivalries.

    There's no need for talking. It sells itself.

  6. Talking. Sport is full of it. Too much so.

    Sack the manager/give him more time. He should/should not be playing. They are too good/not good enough on this surface. That shirt isn't white enough/is too white for Wimbledon.

    Let's dispense with the talking. Let's just play tennis.