"Playing against probably the best player in the history of the game adds a little more pressure." – Novak Djokovic http://t.co/KuPDSzrhDy

— ESPN (@espn) September 14, 2015

Gerard Butler still not tired of people yelling SPARTA!!!! I guess. #Djokovic (Vine by @carmelle25) https://t.co/RmaJ5Tm7Kc

— NovakDjokovicFanClub (@NovakFanClub) September 14, 2015

"I'm enjoying this year more than previous years because I'm a husband & father. Makes it even sweeter." –#Djokovic pic.twitter.com/JzFpH4Sl6i

— US Open Tennis (@usopen) September 14, 2015

Novak Djokovic becomes just the 8th man to win 10 Grand Slam singles titles, joining contemporaries Federer (17) and Nadal (14).

— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) September 14, 2015

#djokovic !!! His genius would raise blisters on cold hard steel ! Beating The Best of All Time! Well played #Federer …WHAT A CLASSIC!

— Ray Hudson (@RayHudson) September 14, 2015

Lesson for Federer from #USOpenFinal: "SABR ka phal is not always meetha" #Sorry

— The UnReal Times (@TheUnRealTimes) September 14, 2015

I just love how much Federer keeps getting his heart broken, and trying again.

— Bruce Arthur (@bruce_arthur) September 14, 2015

Federer doesn't do a Flavia.

"I'll see you guys next year"

Phew. pic.twitter.com/gCpCwbCukf

— BBC Tennis (@bbctennis) September 14, 2015

when you're so hammered you stand out among 20,000 other Federer fans https://t.co/28ofIr3gqv

— Ricky Dimon (@Dimonator) September 14, 2015

I loved when Federer charged the net down 5-2 to get a spark – that was like his version of a double reverse in football or something.

— Bill Simmons (@BillSimmons) September 14, 2015

Congrats to #NovakDjokovic I keep underestimating this guys toughness not only beat #Federer but 17,000 fans many v disrespectful.

— Pat Cash (@TheRealPatCash) September 14, 2015

Federer is the master at appearing completely un-sweaty within 30 seconds of the completion of a match

— ☕netw3rk (@netw3rk) September 14, 2015

Men to win 3 of 4 Grand Slam titles in the same year.

Novak Djokovic (2011, 2015)
Roger Federer (2004, 2006, 2007). pic.twitter.com/qNYcI9EjRw

— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) September 14, 2015

Djokovic cannot control who the crowd prefers and there were moments he was close to cracking but his toughness was unreal tonight.

— Full Dissident (@hbryant42) September 14, 2015

Just as in the movie, in real life too, the Joker proving to be the biggest villain. But a classy, stylish villain #UsOpenFinal

— The Bad Doctor (@DOCTORATLARGE) September 14, 2015

This has got to be the least enthusiastic cheers a grandslam champion ever received from a crowd #UsOpenFinal

— The Bad Doctor (@DOCTORATLARGE) September 14, 2015

I truly believe that the two players we saw in today's final will go down as the two greatest tennis players of all time. #UsOpenFinal

— Jared Pine (@JaredPineTennis) September 14, 2015

.@rogerfederer wins with class; loses with class. Humility at its finest. #UsOpenFinal #TeamFederer

— Jenise Harris (@Jenise_Harris) September 14, 2015

The other star of the #UsOpenFinal has been the chair umpire, Eva Asderaki-Moore from Greece. Take a bow! pic.twitter.com/MigxTHbFW0

— Atul Karmarkar (@atulkarmarkar) September 14, 2015

Crowd's behaving (pathetic) like that biased teacher who can't accept that there is a better student than his favorite student #UsOpenFinal

— Anurag Garg (@anuraggarg04) September 14, 2015

Don't worry Federer, You are still the greatest player in history of Tennis.
Bless You.

— God (@GyanOfGod) September 14, 2015