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Muzz Buzz: Tennis world salutes Murray family

Andy and Jamie Murray are the first brothers to top the rankings.

ByJonathan Scott

Published Nov 21, 2016

Call it Muzz buzz, if you will. And we will.

Andy Murray capped off a stellar 2016 season by defeating Novak Djokovic in straight sets to hoist the ATP World Tour Finals singles championship trophy, and end the year on a 25-match winning streak. Cue a slickly produced video featuring his extended family and a bevy of adorable childhood photos alongside brother—and fellow No. 1—Jamie Murray, a doubles titan (who has topped the doubles team charts with Bruno Soares).

The tennis world certainly took note of his achievements, with a flurry of warm and fuzzy tweets soon greeting the year-end world No. 1. Here's a look at the litany of well-wishes—merely a sampling—that Murray (or, really, the Murrays) got to read after claiming top honors:

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Proud mum Judy Murray went on a fantastic mini-marathon via Twitter herself, with lovely results:

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Some (namely British journalists) quickly offered that, despite Murray facing down Djokovic in the back half of the season and few other regular titans of tennis, he did everything he needed to do, beat nearly everyone placed in front of him to achieve another dream:

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In the end, the Murray family's tennis and emoji games each reigned supreme:

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