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Robert Farah and Juan Sebastian Cabal have been tearing up the circuit in 2019. Against Bob and Mike Bryan in Rome, they even put their bodies on the line for the win. During match point, up at the net, Cabal hit the deck and managed to block back a volley that was aimed right at him.

Though they lost that point, the world No. 1's would win the match, 7-6 (2), 4-6, 16-14, and the title. The Columbians have won five titles together this year, including two Grand Slams.

Hear the Bryans talk about their 2020 retirement on the TENNIS.com Podcast:

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