Mike Bryan: “This could be my last time at Nitto ATP Finals”

Mike Bryan and Jack Sock won the ATP Finals doubles title in thrilling fashion on Sunday (Nov 18), coming from a set down to beat French pair Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut 5-7, 6-1, 13-11. Bryan united with Sock when his twin brother Bob suffered a season-ending injury in May, winning Wimbledon and the US Open within the first few months of their accord, and has now become the fourth man since 1970 to win the season-ending doubles’ title with two separate partners. American doubles specialist has acknowledged that he may not ever again play at the season-ending Nitto ATP finals event. "I'm a dinosaur. This could be my last time (here at the ATP Finals). Hopefully, I'll be back. Jack, you're awesome. Bob, I love you," Bryan said after the final, as revealed by Tripp Andre. Mike debuted at the season-ending event with his brother Bob long ago in 2002.

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