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Thanks in part to their play in Paris, Bob and Mike will be enshrined in Newport.
Published Oct 24, 2024
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The Bryan brothers broke the dam with their long-awaited first major title at Roland Garros in 2003.
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After some heartbreaking defeats early in 2003, the brothers took a risk that paid off ahead of Paris.
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The twins dethroned defending champions Haarhuis and Kafelnikov to triumph in Paris.
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The Bryans, who later became known for a signature chest-bump celebration, had a different reaction to their first major win.
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