Identical twin brothers, Bob and Mike Bryan, grew up without a television. In order to catch the Olympics, they had to go to their father's tennis club. Ever since then, the Bryans have had the Olympics as their goal. "When we were very little, we made a list of goals for ourselves and put the list on our refrigerator," Bob says. "One of these goals was to win a gold medal in the Olympics when we grew up."

Born to a former Women's Tennis Association mother and former tennis instructor father, you could say tennis was in the brothers' blood. In fact, the Bryans won their first doubles tournament at age 6. As young kids, the Bryans were always together. As such, their parents never even allowed them to compete against each other. Bob, who is left handed, and Mike, who is right handed, work together as equal parts to form a whole.

In 1996, Mike and Bob began attending Stanford University and won the NCAA title their freshman and sophomore years before turning pro. "Our two years at Stanford were the best two years of our lives," Bob says.

Since then, the Bryans have won every major doubles titles in tennis including 16 Grand Slams and an Olympic gold medal. The Bryan Brothers are easily the most successful doubles duo of all time. In addition to being talented tennis players, they are also talented musicians and have their own band called The Bryan Brothers Band. Bob plays keyboard and bass and Mike plays lead guitar and drums.