Bryan brothers win fourth ATP World Finals title
Bob Bryan and Mike Bryan beat Ivan Dodig and Marcelo Melo to win the ATP World Tour Finals doubles title

Bob Bryan and Mike Bryan won their fourth season-ending title in their sixth championship match at the ATP World Tour Finals in London on Sunday.
The American twins sealed their 103th team trophy with a 6-7(5) 6-2 10-7 win over seventh seeds Ivan Dodig and Marcelo Melo at the O2 Arena.
“Looking back at the year, we’re very proud of the way it went,” said Mike Bryan.
“If we had to pick one highlight during this great season, it would probably have to be the US Open. It was just a milestone we were shooting for. One of our big goals coming in the year was to try to hit 100 titles.
“We did it luckily at our home Grand Slam when there was a lot of talk about it. To finish year end No. 1 was a huge goal, we did that for the 10th season. That ranks right up there.
“This is considered the fifth slam, with the top eight teams in the world. To lose our first match and bounce back, barely qualify for the semi-finals, win today, was a great feeling.”
The Bryans have now clinched 10 or more tour-level titles in a single season on four occasions (also 2007, 2010, 2013). They complete the year with a 64-12 match record.




