Bruno Soares

Brazilian tennis player and doubles specialist

Bruno Soares - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 27th, 1982
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Brazilian tennis player achieved significant success in men's doubles. Best performance in Grand Slam events included winning the 2016 Australian Open doubles title alongside partner Jamie Murray. Competed for Brazil in multiple Davis Cup ties and represented the country in the Olympics. Recorded numerous titles on the ATP Tour, contributing to a successful professional career spanning over a decade. Known for strong teamwork and competitive spirit on the court.

Won the 2016 Australian Open doubles title

Achieved a high ranking of World No. 3 in doubles

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