Also lifting the trophy in Paris was Jean-Julian Rojer, who became the oldest men's doubles winner in the Open Era, partnering Marcelo Arévalo.

Both defending champions have already proven they don’t need confidence-boosting wins or sustained momentum to conquer Paris. But in the meantime, a number of teams have established themselves as strong contenders during the clay season.

First-time winners and Grand Slam titlists enjoyed some recent success. Doubles Take looks at all the latest from the pro tours.

The WTA gets back in the swing of things with its first indoor event of the year. Doubles Take is here with a look at it all.

"I would not like to be in his place when he gets off the flight, because I don't think he will be greeted like a No. 1 in the world," the Frenchman shared with L'Equipe.

“It is a personal choice,” says French player, as increasing number of countries require vaccination for entry.

Doubles Take looks at the recently completed season-ending championships for both tours.

Will Nikola Mektic and Mate Pavic add to their banner year, or will another duo walk away from the men's season finale as a champion?

The Frenchmen had much to celebrate over the last few days.

The Croatians will vie for their 10th title of the season, but will have to overcome an exceptionally deep field to do so.