Here, we look at Andy Murray's remarkable 2016 in numbers after Britain's greatest-ever tennis player secured Wimbledon and Olympic titles and became a world No 1 for the first time in his career.
Murray shattered Novak Djokovic's 122-week reign at top of the world rankings by reaching the final of the Paris Masters.
He has won four consecutive tournaments, taking his career tally to 43, and can now cap a dream year by lifting the ATP World Tour Finals trophy for the first time at London's O2.
