1. The Top 5 Men’s Doubles teams currently

2. If you think ATP and WTA singles matches are boring and you’re done watching tennis, you might want to reconsider your decision. Doubles is a lot more exciting with never ending rallies and great volley reflexes. Excellent hand-eye coordination is key in doubles. What else helped the doubles greats win grand slams? These doubles teams being counted down have slightly better hand-eye coordination and grand slam champion is on their résumé. I’ll rank these terrific teams based off of composure, teamwork, volley strength, number of titles, serve percentage consistency, etc. Doubles isn’t watched as often as singles, but the action is just as exciting. It might be even more thrilling than singles!

3. Number 3: Ivan Dodig and Marcelo Melo Dodig and Melo have had plenty of success on the ATP world tour for the last 4 years. They have reached the quarterfinals at all of the grand slams at least once, including a final round showing at Wimbledon, finishing runner-up. The duo have a 85-52 record overall and are especially great on the hard courts, having a 50-26 record. Dodig and Melo have always been known for great teamwork and volley skills. The Croatian is 6 th in the world in doubles while his Brazilian partner is number 4 overall. That’s what I call a team built for success! https://youtu.be/9UoLH2mwHzc For Bryan Bros Slide

4. Number 1: Bob and Mike Bryan The Bryan brothers, without question are the number one men’s doubles team in the world. Their composure and point development alone would justify their top spot ranking on the list. But their stats and résumé back their ranking up even more. Bob has 104 titles overall and Mike has 106. Both have won the Australian Open 6 times, the French Open twice, Wimbledon three times and the U.S. Open five times, giving them a total of 16 slam victories. They came oh so close to completing the true grand slam in 2013, which is when you win every grand slam in one year, but fell short losing to Leander Paes and Radek Stephanek in the semifinals of the U.S. Open. The brothers Bryan won the bronze medal at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing and the gold medal at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.