Mr. Berry, about "spanish sport reputation for doping", let me remind you that a spanish doctor doesn´t represent a whole national sport, (besides, customers came from many countries).
Mr Berry, remember Dr Harold Shipman ¿was he a portrait of the british medical profession? I´m sure he wasn´t.

Manuel Caridad, Madrid, Spain

Football comentators feel sorry for players if they have to play for 2 hours and there are 11 of them on the pitch. Get out there and play for nearly 5 hours on your own, still be gentlemen, no abuse or spitting and still enthrall the nation. This is TRUE SPORT and dedication. Well Done Wimbledon!

DR, Bristol, England

It was THE most extraordinary final. Nadal was deserving in his victory but my heart goes out to Federer. Surely THE most consummate professional, gentelman, graceful player & gorgeous man thing we have EVER seen? Roll on 2009 and another Federer victory

Sarah G, London,

An absolute epic of a match and certainly the best game of tennis I have been privileged to watch. I take my hat off to both players for such a memorable match. It makes you wonder how on earth it's equitable that the equivalent prize money was won by Venus Williams - that's a joke!!

Roger, Lanteglos, England

I have no words, simply is the best tennis match I hv ever seen
emotional, epic, it put my skin like a hen. Two gladiators fightting against elements (rain, wind), it´s the triumph of superation. Superb match which will remain in our memory
for ever.
Congratulations Rafa you are " un crack".

Fernando, Melilla, Spain

Is Mr Berry referring to the tight doping controls in athletics that helped catch Linford Christie and Dwain Chambers? One can't help but detect a slight tinge of malicious envy in Mr Berry's veiled accusations. Worth also noting, the biggest names implicated in Operacion Puerto were non-Spanish.

Stewart, Beijing, China

An incredible final, and I don't think Federer can exactly be called the loser after that performance. Both of these young gentlemen have won hearts with their sheer talent, charisma, good manners, respectful sportsmanship and warm hearts. They are a credit to their sport - Murray, take note.

Eleanor, Derbyshire,

For Martin Berry. Please, Why do you accuse to the Spanish' people? I just say you one thing: Viva España, gracias Nadal

David, Valladolid, Spain

two stops due to light rain......come on, it's the most important championship in the world!!!
it's a really shame, considering that those interruptions had for sure influenved the match.
nevertheless, I was stuck to the telly for the ventire 5 sets.

edoardo chioni, rome, italy

Can someone tell me what system of anti-doping controls are applied in tennis. Are they as stringent as those in sports like athletics or cycling? Given the reputation of Spanish sport for doping (Operation Puerto, 200 blood bags still unidentified), I remain to be convinced everyone's clean.

Martin Berry, Surrey, England

In nearly forty years of watching Wimbledon, I have never seen a greater game, played by two of the finest sportsmen in the world (in every sense of the word). The only shame was that someone had to lose ! Congratulations to both for a final that will live in all tennis lovers' memory.

Kate, Worcester, UK

Federer has proved that he's still around. Congratulations to both!!!

Wim, Brugge, Belgium

That final scaled new heights for me. The sheer resolve of both men and the refusal to accept the grim adversity of their situations at various points in the match was utterly inspirational. I felt physically sick with nerves by the end - surely a once in a lifetime epic that can never be repeated.

Nick, west London, UK

Nadal serves a yard from the net? Looking at your picture caption it's no surprise he won, although that's an ususual service action.

stephen, wellington, new zealand

I have no words, I used them all screaming my lungs out on Centre Court earlier today - simply epic.

Sarah, High Wycombe, UK

The greatest game of tennis I have ever seen.. Well done to both for an extraordinary performance, some of the shots were out of this world. I am glad that Nadal won in the end, he had it in his grasp earlier in the game but Roger to his credit never gave up....

richard, ny, usa