Nineteenth-ranked Bautista, who was playing his first Masters final, said it was clear how much Murray wanted to secure the top spot. By AFPMore by this AuthorSHANGHAIAndy Murray demolished Roberto Bautista to win the Shanghai Masters without dropping a set as he edged closer to Novak Djokovic's world number one ranking on Sunday. These last few months have proved that to me," Murray said of the top ranking. Nineteenth-ranked Bautista, who was playing his first Masters final, said it was clear how much Murray wanted to secure the top spot. And next year if the opportunity is there to reach number one, then I want to try and take it," Murray said.

Source: Daily Nation October 16, 2016 12:56 UTC