Turns out that this month's U.S. Davis Cup team is ... not short. See the photo that the Bryan brothers dropped on Facebook today from Spain and at right], where they're taking on Team Espana this weekend. And pray that they and their cohorts took more debonair attire than that pictured in the preceding image and also [this one that they posted about 20 hours earlier. While white button-ups and dark blue denim make for a good look on each of these pros, they do not a complete wardrobe make. (When in Gijon ...)
More great images of the Bryans in action as they won their 12th Grand Slam doubles title (and record-tying fourth at the U.S. Open) at their Facebook page, with more candid shots also of their happenings in Spain with the rest of the U.S. squad, coaches and players.
And the heights of those four are right here:
Bob Bryan: 6'4" (Dwyane Wade's height; 1.93 meters)
Mike Bryan: 6'3" (a half-inch taller than Lindsay Davenport, with an inch on Maria Sharapova; 1.91m)
John Isner: 6'9" (Earvin "Magic" Johnson's stature; 2.06m)
Sam Querrey: 6'6" (Michael Jordan's height; 1.98m)
Look out, world (or at least Spaniards)—in just four frames, that's 310 inches of height and power and blood-brother court sense.
—Jonathan Scott (@jonscott9)