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Isner gets married in country themed wedding

Published Dec 04, 2017

It was a good weekend for John Isner. His alma mater, the University of Georgia Bulldogs, won the SEC Championship and he married longtime girlfriend Madison McKinley in a country themed wedding in South Carolina.

Isner proposed to McKinley, a jewelry designer, in June and just six months later the two have tied the knot.

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The wedding took place in Montage Palmetto Bluff, S.C. and plenty of past and present American players joined the happy couple to celebrate.

Steve Johnson and Sam Querrey channeled their inner cowboys for the special occasion:

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Querrey attended the ceremony with his girlfriend:

Johnson brought along his fiancé:

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Tennis Channel's Justin Gimelstob and James Blake were also on the guest list:

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As was Maria Sharapova's hitting partner Alex Kuznetsov and American Tim Smyczek:

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It may be a short honeymoon though for the world No. 17-ranked Isner as the 2018 season begins in nearly four weeks, making sneaking in an offseason wedding another part of a pro player’s skill set.