We brought out our best game: Paes
By IANS - NEW YORK
08th September 2012 06:43 PM
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Paes and Stepanek, seeded fifth, went down 3-6 4-6 to the second seeded American twins Mike and Bob in the title clash. AP photo
India's tennis star Leander Paes said that he and his Czech partner brought their 'A' game against the Bryan brothers in the US Open men's doubles final Friday night but it still wasn't enough.
Paes and Stepanek, seeded fifth, went down 3-6 4-6 to the second seeded American twins Mike and Bob in the title clash.
It
was sweet revenge by the Bryan brothers for their loss to Paes-Stepanek
in the finals of the Australian Open earlier this year. It was the Bryan brothers fourth US Open title having won it in 2005, 2008 and 2010.
Paes was equally complimentary of both his partners and his opponent.
"Even
though we got beaten today by one of the greatest teams of all time, my
team and Radek's team came out and brought everything they had to this tournament. I can guarantee you we will be giving it everything we have every single day for the rest of the year." he said.
Stepanek said the Americans started off well.
"I
think they started really well," Stepanek said. "They were all over our
serve from the beginning and making life very difficult for us out there. They were the better team today, so they deserve the win."
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