Wimbledon has a new king. Rafael Nadal dethroned five-time champion Roger Federer by winning the longest-ever Wimbledon men's final.

The consistently heart stopping 6-4, 6-4, 6-7 (5-7), 6-7 (8-10), 9-7 classic began at 2.35pm and, thanks to a couple of breaks for rain it ended at 9.15pm with the 22 year old from Mallorca dropping to the ground with his arms outstretched in celebration.
The match was one of the greatest Grand Slam finals of all time.

The Spaniard, who had squandered two match points in a nerve-shredding fourth set tie-break, added a first All England Club title to his four French opens, shattering Federer's dreams of an historic sixth successive Wimbledon trophy.

''It's Possible To Explain What I Felt When I Won. I'm Just Very Happy To Win This Title.
I Never Thought I Could Win But To Do So Is A Dream,'' Said Nadal Who Has Lost The Last Two
Finals To Federer.