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Baseline Awards: The best sibling act

Andy Murray and Jamie Murray each had the most successful campaig

ByVan Sias

Published Dec 24, 2016

In 2016, Serena Williams won Wimbledon, and made the finals of the Australian and French Opens. Serena also teamed up with her sister Venus to capture the doubles title at Wimbledon.

While Bob and Mike Bryan didn’t win a Grand Slam, they did get to the title match at the French Open, and won three titles on clay, including the Masters 1000 event in Rome.

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Impressive performances for sure. However, this year, those brother and sister acts took a backseat to Jamie and Andy Murray as the best siblings in the sport.

The world No. 1's (Andy in singles, Jamie as part of the top doubles team) put on stellar performances throughout the year.

Jamie Murray and his partner Bruno Soares won two Slams: the Australian and US Opens.

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Andy Murray took home his second career Wimbledon title and Olympic gold medal, and clinched the year-end top spot at the ATP World Tour Finals in London.

Their mom, Judy Murray, couldn’t be prouder.

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