French Open 2015 (24 May - 7 June).

[McNamara That Ghost...]

She nailed that one though.

Serena is serving for the Championship, 30-30.

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Jesus wept, what a shot down the line.

Tie-break time.

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Four set points for Safarova!

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Safarova takes the second set 7-6 (7-2)!

[McNamara That Ghost...]

Safarova breaks and leads 1-0 in the third set!

[McNamara That Ghost...]

Safarova double faults to give the break back.

2-2.

[McNamara That Ghost...]

Serena breaks again. Tennis.

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Three Championship points.

[McNamara That Ghost...]

Serena wins 6-3 6-7 (2-7) 6-2 and with it her 20th Slam.

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Of players? I don't think Muzza will be top five material in four years time. We're not going to see another batch of players like this, but there will be those who will be competing regularly for the slams. I'm not sure I've suggested Murray should be achieving anything, merely that he's a great player but just not in the same bracket of the other three most of the time. No shame in that, as most players in the history in the game haven't and won't be either. This set of players are unique to game, we'll be unlikely to see another group like it for at least a couple of decades.

I agree but there is no talent waiting in the wings either, all the current second tier players like Berdych, Wawrinka, Cillic, Nishikori, Del Potro, Tsonga etc are all in and around the same age.
The supposedly new generation like Janowicz, Dimitrov and Raonic are not even consistently making it to the second week of Grand Slam Tournaments.
For that reason I still say Murray has plenty of time on his side.