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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/tennis/7591051.stm

Andy Murray produced one of the best performances of his career to sweep aside Stanislas Wawrinka and reach the quarter-finals of the US Open.

The British number one, 21, dominated from the outset and wrapped up a 6-1 6-3 6-3 victory in one hour 49 minutes.

And the quality of Murray's play will have boosted his credentials as a real title contender at Flushing Meadows.

The Scot will next meet 19-year-old Argentine, Juan Martin del Potro, who is on a 23-match winning streak.

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I was up at 5.30am watching this on SKY+ this morning. Well shattered now. Murray was absolutely fantastic, he well and truly booted Wawrinka's hee haws. Very tough next round match against Del Potro who is in blistering form right now and if he wins that probably plays Nadal. Very tough.

Did I mention Im going to the mens final in New York on Sunday? If Murray is there watch for the court invasion from the bloke in a kilt with the pitcher of mojito. :lol:

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I was up at 5.30am watching this on SKY+ this morning. Well shattered now. Murray was absolutely fantastic, he well and truly booted Wawrinka's hee haws. Very tough next round match against Del Potro who is in blistering form right now and if he wins that probably plays Nadal. Very tough.

Did I mention Im going to the mens final in New York on Sunday? If Murray is there watch for the court invasion from the bloke in a kilt with the pitcher of mojito. :lol:

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Hes playing a guy next who is on a 23 win streak...

didnt mention he doesnt play in masters, the olympics or wimbledon. If you take Nadal and the olympics out of the picture, murray is on a pretty impressive winning streak! He hasnt lost since the french open.

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