Bruno Soares (R) of Brazil and Kevin Ullyett (L) of Zimbabwe celebrate after defeating Simon Aspelin of Sweden and Paul Hanley of Australia during their Stockholm Open tennis double final in Stockholm October 25 2009. Reuters Pictures 1 month ago

Bruno Soares (R) of Brazil and Kevin Ullyett (L) of Zimbabwe celebrate after defeating Simon Aspelin of Sweden and Paul Hanley of Australia during their Stockholm Open tennis double final in Stockholm October 25 2009.

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  1. Bruno Soares (R) of Brazil and Kevin Ullyett (L) of Zimbabwe celebrate after defeating Simon Aspelin of Sweden and Paul Hanley of Australia during their Stockholm Open tennis double final in Stockholm October 25 2009.
  2. Bruno Soares (R) of Brazil and Kevin Ullyett (L) of Zimbabwe celebrate after defeating Simon Aspelin of Sweden and Paul Hanley of Australia during their Stockholm Open tennis double final in Stockholm October 25 2009.
  3. Bruno Soares (R) of Brazil and Kevin Ullyett (L) of Zimbabwe discuss tactics during their Stockholm Open tennis double final against Simon Aspelin of Sweden and Paul Hanley of Australia in Stockholm October 25 2009.
  4. Bruno Soares of Brazil, right facing, and Kevin Ullyett of Zimbabwe congratulate each other after defeating Simon Aspelin of Sweden and Paul Hanley of Austria in the Stockholm Open men's tennis doubles final in Stockholm, Sweden, Sunday Oct. 25, 2009.
  5. Bruno Soares of Brazil, right facing, and Kevin Ullyett of Zimbabwe congratulate each other after defeating Simon Aspelin of Sweden and Paul Hanley of Austria in the Stockholm Open men's tennis doubles final in Stockholm, Sweden, Sunday Oct. 25, 2009.
  6. Simon Aspelin of Sweden (L) returns the ball with Paul Hanley of Australia behind him during their Stockholm Open tennis double final match against Bruno Soares of Brazil and Kevin Ullyett of Zimbabwe in Stockholm October 25 2009.
  7. Bruno Soares (R) of Brazil and Kevin Ullyett (L) of Zimbabwe celebrate after defeating Simon Aspelin of Sweden and Paul Hanley of Australia during their Stockholm Open tennis double final in Stockholm October 25 2009.
  8. Bruno Soares (R) of Brazil and Kevin Ullyett (L) of Zimbabwe celebrate after defeating Simon Aspelin of Sweden and Paul Hanley of Australia during their Stockholm Open tennis double final in Stockholm October 25 2009.
  9. Bruno Soares (R) of Brazil and Kevin Ullyett (L) of Zimbabwe discuss tactics during their Stockholm Open tennis double final against Simon Aspelin of Sweden and Paul Hanley of Australia in Stockholm October 25 2009.
  10. Bruno Soares of Brazil, right facing, and Kevin Ullyett of Zimbabwe congratulate each other after defeating Simon Aspelin of Sweden and Paul Hanley of Austria in the Stockholm Open men's tennis doubles final in Stockholm, Sweden, Sunday Oct. 25, 2009.
  11. Bruno Soares of Brazil, right facing, and Kevin Ullyett of Zimbabwe congratulate each other after defeating Simon Aspelin of Sweden and Paul Hanley of Austria in the Stockholm Open men's tennis doubles final in Stockholm, Sweden, Sunday Oct. 25, 2009.
  12. Simon Aspelin of Sweden (L) returns the ball with Paul Hanley of Australia behind him during their Stockholm Open tennis double final match against Bruno Soares of Brazil and Kevin Ullyett of Zimbabwe in Stockholm October 25 2009.
  13. Bruno Soares (R) of Brazil and Kevin Ullyett (L) of Zimbabwe celebrate after defeating Simon Aspelin of Sweden and Paul Hanley of Australia during their Stockholm Open tennis double final in Stockholm October 25 2009.
  14. Bruno Soares (R) of Brazil and Kevin Ullyett (L) of Zimbabwe celebrate after defeating Simon Aspelin of Sweden and Paul Hanley of Australia during their Stockholm Open tennis double final in Stockholm October 25 2009.
  15. Bruno Soares (R) of Brazil and Kevin Ullyett (L) of Zimbabwe discuss tactics during their Stockholm Open tennis double final against Simon Aspelin of Sweden and Paul Hanley of Australia in Stockholm October 25 2009.
  16. Bruno Soares of Brazil, right facing, and Kevin Ullyett of Zimbabwe congratulate each other after defeating Simon Aspelin of Sweden and Paul Hanley of Austria in the Stockholm Open men's tennis doubles final in Stockholm, Sweden, Sunday Oct. 25, 2009.

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