By The Numbers: Men’s Open Era Doubles Titles

In winning the Madrid Masters event on May 16, 2010, the Camarillo, Calif.-born Bryan brothers—identical twins Bob and Mike—have tied the record for most men’s doubles titles in the Open Era, with 61. “The Woodies,” Australians Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde, previously had sole claim to that mark.

Most Men’s Doubles Titles, Open Era

Source: ATPWorldTour.com

Most Men’s Grand Slam Doubles Titles, Open Era

*Newcombe and Roche also won five major doubles titles together before the Open Era began.

Note: Open Era began in 1968