Wimbledon: Emma Watson, Lewis Hamilton, Ewan McGregor, others congratulate Andy Murray

@andy_murray Well done mate!!! #LEGEND
— Mo Farah (@Mo_Farah) July 7, 2013

77th on the 7th of the 7th.. 2013. Cool. #andymurray #wimbledon
— Emma Watson (@EmWatson) July 7, 2013

@andy_murray You Dancer. That was a guttsy and hard fight. You were never going to take no for an answer. Bravo. You've made us all so proud
— Ewan McGregor (@mcgregor_ewan) July 7, 2013

Oh my God. What a match, what a player. Inspiring a Nation. .Andy Murray!! Ya Beauty.
— Ewan McGregor (@mcgregor_ewan) July 7, 2013

Andy Murray, first Briton to win Wimbledon wearing shorts! (77 yrs ago Fred Perry wore long trousers.) Bravo Andy! Great shorts! And shots!
— Salman Rushdie (@SalmanRushdie) July 7, 2013

Congratulations to @andy_murray made the country proud today! God Bless you #wimbledon
— Lewis Hamilton (@LewisHamilton) July 7, 2013

Hard work pays off. @andy_murray congrats and well deserved fella.
— Rio Ferdinand (@rioferdy5) July 7, 2013

Earlier tweets from other celebs 

Famous tweeps celebrate Andy Murray's historic win at Wimbledon

Congratulations to @andy_murray and his family. Wonderful day at #wimbledon!! So proud to be British! X vb pic.twitter.com/thRt63TFl4
— Victoria Beckham (@victoriabeckham) July 7, 2013

I was there when @andy_murray won @Wimbledon...
— Rob Koenig (@RobKoenigTennis) July 7, 2013

What an incredible day!! So proud of my lil bro! What a champion!!
— Jamie Murray (@jamie_murray) July 7, 2013

Well done to Andy Murray for winning the Wimbledon championship.
— Peter Schmeichel (@Pschmeichel1) July 7, 2013

Huge congrats to @Andy_Murray for an amazing Win! Been saying he would do it for a year! Alll of Great Britain is proud! Awesome tennis!
— Kevin Spacey (@KevinSpacey) July 7, 2013

Andy Murray wins 6-4,7-5,6-4 and what an emotional scene on the court afterwards:), beautiful. Congrats Andy and his whole team!!! And mom:)
— Martina Navratilova (@Martina) July 7, 2013

Congratulations Andy Murray. The TV shots of his families reaction were great. That's what it's all about, making people proud.
— michael owen (@themichaelowen) July 7, 2013

Congratulations to @andy_murray on a fantastic @Wimbledon title!
— Milos Raonic (@milosraonic) July 7, 2013

Big congrats to @andy_murray on his historic win at @Wimbledon. A great guy and a very deserving champion.
— Bob Bryan (@Bryanbros) July 7, 2013

Hurray to Murray. Well deserved well earned. Tremendous weight lifted. Way to rise to occasion! Congrats #england
— Jennifer Capriati (@JenCapriati) July 7, 2013

Congrats to @andy_murray after winning his 1st @wimbledon title! Felicidades a @andy_murray por conseguir su primer título en @wimbledon!
— Fernando Verdasco (@FerVerdasco) July 7, 2013

@andy_murray SIR Andy Murray within a year or two!?!?
— Bethanie MattekSands (@BMATTEK) July 7, 2013

Djokovic: "It was an honour to be a part of this match and this final."
— British Tennis (@BritishTennis) July 7, 2013

Congrats to Andy! Goosebumps and tears and everything... Nole's gonna be back- now that's for sure.
— Andrea Petkovic (@andreapetkovic) July 7, 2013

Deserved from #AndyMurray who dominated the match & was the best player today. #Nole couldn't find his game and Andy played as a Champ
— Patrick Mouratoglou (@pmouratoglou) July 7, 2013

I sense @andy_murray will take a bit of beating at Sport's Personality Of The Year! #wimbledon
— Gary Lineker (@GaryLineker) July 7, 2013

Pretty sure @andy_murray might have to change his twitter name to @sirandymurray ...... Well played and deserved!
— andyroddick (@andyroddick) July 7, 2013

It was a privilege to watch @Andy_Murray making history at #Wimbledon, and making Britain proud.
— David Cameron (@David_Cameron) July 7, 2013

Andy Murray ends Wimbledon curse on Brits with some outstanding tennis. Congratulations--- and also to Ivan Lendl for a job well done.
— Jimmy Connors (@JimmyConnors) July 7, 2013

Montage!!!!!!! #wimbledon
— Laura Robson (@laurarobson5) July 7, 2013

WELL DONE ANDY! #wimbledon #champion
— Goran Ivanišević (@OfficialGoran) July 7, 2013

Congrats @andy_murray, #Wimbledon champ! Phenomenal tennis - gladiatorial, physical & mental. Don't know how they do it
— richardbranson (@richardbranson) July 7, 2013

Wow, what an awesome moment to witness as Andy Murray and Britain celebrate his Wimbledon victory.
— Josh Duhamel (@joshduhamel) July 7, 2013

CONGRATS TO ANDY MURRAY - WHAT A WIN --- @andy_murray
— GAVIN ROSSDALE (@GavinRossdale) July 7, 2013

To all the #Murray haters: Eat. That. #WIMBLEDONCHAMPION
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) July 7, 2013

Andy Murray is first Brit in 77 years to win Wimbledon

Andy Murray is the first British player since 1936 to win Wimbledon. Fred Perry was the last Brit legend to get the trophy. Murray overcome on Sunday Novak Djokovic in three sets 64 75 64.

Murray's glory moment (Photo via Wimbledon's Facebook page)

It was the hottest final since 1976 with temperatures around 33ºC. Temperatures were also high among the crowd that cheered non-stop for Murray. Centre Court was pretty much like hell for Nole, who still forced Murray to four match-points.

It's also the first Wimbledon win for Murray's coach Ivan Lendl. 

It's brought Andy Murray to his knees & stopped a nation.Go play tennis at http://t.co/8NbANA13ri pic.twitter.com/8wBhHJGuvY
— British Tennis (@BritishTennis) July 7, 2013

France's Marion Bartoli conquers Wimbledon

Photo: WTA

Marion Bartoli wins her first Grand Slam title at Wimbledon, booking her place in tennis history. The French was able to stay calm and focused with her heavy and powerful shot making the difference in an unprecedented final. Fifteen-ranked player didn't give Germany's Sabine Lisicki a chance (6-1 6-4) and wins Wimbledon without giving away a single set.

Lisicki, who had the crowd on her side after defeating Serena Williams and Aga Radwanska, had a tough time to control her emotions and was close to tears at one point in the match, which was her first Grand Slam final.

Monsters Inc' Sulley joins Nadal for Champions pics at Disneyland

Instead of the usual Eiffel Tower background, Rafael Nadal's champions pictures were shot at Disneyland in Paris. Sulley from the movie Monsters Inc joined Nadal, who seemed very happy holding his 8th French Open trophy.

Photos: FFT/CS via Roland Garros Facebook page

Serena Williams champions pics at Eiffel Tower

Wearing a crop top, one of the fashion trends of this summer, Serena Williams poses with the Suzanne Lenglen trophy in front of the most iconic Parisian landmark, the Eiffel Tower.

Photos: © FFT, via Roland Garros Facebook page

Federer ties Sampras in Wimbledon titles and most weeks ranked No1

Photo via Wimbledon's Facebook

Roger Federer captures his seventh Wimbledon title, defeating Andy Murray in 4-sets by 4-6 7-5 6-3 6-4. The Swiss will become 1-ranked player tomorrow when ATP reveals the new rankings, tying Pete Sampras for the most all time weeks as world No1. Since he is guaranteed the number 1 spot for 2 weeks, he will break the American's record of 286 weeks on top of the ranking. He also equals Sampras record 7th Wimbledon titles. According to ESPN, Sampras said he is already used to Roger Federer breaking his records.

This is the 17th Grand Slam title for Roger Federer, an all-time record, that opens up the debate if he is truly the greatest tennis player in history. 

Federer was pure genius Today and overcome Andy Murray's resilience. The Brit, who had huge support from the crowd on Centre Court, end the match in tears, but still manage to come up with a  couple of jokes: "I'm getting closer", he said, making the crowd laugh. "Before the match I thought I had a good chance against Roger because he is 30 now, but he plays very well for a 30 year-old", he added.

Murray will continue to be world No 4 on Monday, ahead of Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, who he defeated in the semis. Novak Djokovic will be dethroned by Federer and will take the number 2 spot, while Rafael Nadal will become world No 3.