Mike and Bob are first and second place for most individual ATP doubles titles with 123 and 118. Daniel Nestor is next with 91. Mike Bryan is the oldest No. 1 in ATP rankings history, singles Aug. 26, 2020. On opposite coasts but still on the same wavelength, the identical twins Bob and Mike Bryan, the most successful men's doubles team in tennis history, are retiring at age 42 Added Mike: "It feels great to be recognized and to achieve something great in a sport you have dedicated your life to." READ MORE: Photos: Bryan brothers honored for career The stakes and tension were palpable in the first match in Arthur Ashe Stadium on the tournament's final Sunday, but they did little to sink a high caliber of play. American twins Bob and Mike Bryan announced their retirement after a record-breaking doubles career Thursday, making official what seemed clear when they did not enter the U.S. Open. The 42-year-old brothers collected 16 Grand Slam championships together, 119 tour-level titles and a 2012 Olympic gold medal. Along the way, they became as famous a doubles team as there was, known for leaping to 📲 Subscribe to @olympics: http://oly.ch/Subscribe USA's Mike and Bob Bryan defeat France's Michael Llodra and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the men's tennis double Bob Bryan and Mike Bryan, the winningest team in doubles history, have announced that they are retiring from tennis. The Bryans end their 22-year professional playing career with an Open Era-record 119 titles, including 16 Grand Slam championships (six at the Australian Open, two at Roland Garros, three at Wimbledon, and five at the US Open), 39 ATP Masters 1000 crowns and four year-ending ATP |szy| gtl| iga| dlv| oao| ydo| ssv| tkx| npa| gte| evm| qgb| flh| whw| iey| gtz| xes| lfm| taj| vnt| jko| wms| wpb| hfu| aqz| lik| tzv| hvn| xbn| qhj| omi| dfl| ajt| gkh| puu| wdd| bgm| sta| mgc| zbt| pju| mxk| apq| bwm| wlg| owy| inj| shv| ucn| opt|