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Video: Murray Wins BBC Sports Personality of Year

The 2015 season is over, but Andy Murray continues to be a big winner.

Murray led Great Britain to its first Davis Cup championship in 79 years last month. He was honored for his efforts last night. Murray was named the BBC Sports Personality of the Year.

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Murray, who also won the award in 2013, joins Damon Hill, Henry Cooper and Nigel Mansell as the only men to win the award twice.

The world No. 2 showed a sense of humor in his acceptance speech above.

I didn’t expect this," Murray said. "A friend actually sent me a message the other day with an article from a newspaper which said ‘Andy Murray is duller than a weekend in Worthing’, which I thought was a bit harsh—on Worthing.”



Photo credit: BBC

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