David Beckett: With Murray beating Raonic to win his third Open title, and the other two against Djokovic, he should play an 'ic' every time  

Pablo Blackwood: Well done #AndyMurray, external !!! It's like London buses...wait forever for one then 2 #WimbledonFinals, external wins in 3 years!  

Ralph Racer: Davis Cup. Ashes holders. F1 champ. Whitewash vs Aus in Rugby. Froome. 13 boxing champs. GB are terrible! ;-)  

Andy Murray is about to appear in front of a packed press conference in the bowels of Wimbledon.

We will bring you the newly-crowned king of Centre Court's words as soon as he arrives.

We asked you to vote for your shot of the tournament.

Here's who you picked as your winner. 

And what a winner it was...

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Does gold rust?

Andy Murray has just posted this pic on his Facebook page, external with the caption, "Holding this bad boy makes the ice bath that little bit more bearable".

Living it up like a 1970s footballer.

Heather Watson and Henri Kontinen storm into a 5-0 lead in the first-set tie-break, and although Robert Farah and Anna-Lena Groenefeld claw their way back into it, Watson serves it out.

First blood to the Brit and the Finn!

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Henri Kontinen stands and applauds. As well he might.

Heather Watson has just struck an absolute peach of a lob, flipping the ball over the top of Robert Farah and down on the baseline.

She holds serve to ensure a tie-break at worse for her and Kontinen.

Watch over here.

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It looks as though Jose may have become a true adopted Brit by choosing to watch Andy Murray rather than being in Paris to see Portugal v France in the Euro 2016 final. Saying that, I am sure he will still get himself over to the Stade de France in time. Not a bad way to spend the day if he decides to do it. 

You can follow build-up to that match here. 

Two-time Wimbledon winner Stefan Edberg: "Andy Murray was in control from the very beginning. In finals the first set is always crucial. Once he was ahead he never looked back. Milos never really had a chance until into the third set. 

"At 29, I'm sure Murray is going to win more slams, there is no question. There are a lot of good guys around but he's going to have a few good years ahead of him."

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Lleyton Hewitt
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

It was the game that we had expected: The big serve and the return. Murray was like a brick wall. He ended up drawing those errors out of Raonic, who to his credit kept coming forward.

Milos really is getting better and better and this year it looks to be all falling together on the grass court for him now. He does go searching for the answers on how to be the best he can possibly be. We will see him again here. 

Pocket rocket Heather Watson serves the first ace of the match and she holds serve to move into a 3-2 lead in the first set against Robert Farah and Anna-Lena Groenefeld.

She sits down for a tactical natter with partner Henri Kontinen to see if they can come up with a break. 

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Boris Becker
Three-time Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

Boris Becker: "Andy was solid. you could see during the match that he had more experience. Milos was knocking on the door but not loud enough. 

"Obviously, the big one is always the first one and once you break that duck there's room for more. He's 29, at the peak of his career, so I'm sure he's going to be up for a few more Grand Slams. 

"Grass is his most natural surface, and he's always going to be a big threat at Wimbledon. Hard court is a great surface for him too. He'll be winning a couple more."

Milos Raonic has been telling the media just how tough an opponent he faced today in Andy Murray: 

“I thought he was very good at being very aggressive when he had the chance. Every single time he had forehands in the middle of the court he really hit them and didn’t give you two looks.

“He moves incredibly well, he returns well - those are his two biggest strengths and he’s been playing well. Every time you play him, you know he’s going to get more returns back than anyone else, along with Novak.”

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The mixed doubles final is under way on Centre Court.

Britain's Heather Watson and partner Henri Kontinen of Finland fended off a fight from Robert Farah and Anna-Lena Groenefeld to hold their second service game.

Follow all the action here.

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Radio 5 live

Kim Murray has got the party started. Everybody was stood next to a table of champagne bottles and she went to the front and cracked the first one open. Then she went round filling everyone's glasses.

Watch as Andy Murray receives the shiny gold trophy and has a chat with Sue Barker. 

Jonathan Lansana: Really has been an amazing #Wimbledon, external Championship this year. Had everything & not been predictable at all.

Kevin Coady: Well done @andy_murray, external! Superb performance all tournament.