Roger Federer did it again! It’s another stunner at the U.S. Open 2008 with his 2-2 standing against Andy Murray emerging as the unparalleled, true champion for 5 consecutive years in the open. Federer set the record straight, swept aside Murray in 3 straight sets, finished the Grand Slam tennis championship match at 6-2, 7-5, 6-2, and clinched his 13th major title — just a major title short of Pete Sampras’ 14. If I only had been granted the visa in time, I would’ve taken great travel deals just to catch an actual glimpse of Roger and Andy at the Flushing Meadows in the finals. Shermanstravel.com offers really nice and affordable travel packages I could’ve availed of and that my sis and relatives would’ve rejoiced with me there after Roger concluded this very important event triumphantly. Although the match was very short at less than 2 hrs only, yet, it will be remembered for Federer’s 36 winners while Murray had 16, for the shots that they kept on replaying on the giant video screens on the Arthur Ashe Stadium during the changeovers while the Swiss tennis legend sits there to savour his brilliance for a second time.