The 2025 ATP Tour season delivered an unforgettable year for doubles tennis, packed with high-stakes rallies, incredible athleticism, and game-changing partnerships. Tennis TV’s compilation video, The Best ATP Doubles Points of 2025! 🥵, captures the essence of these electrifying moments, showcasing the skill and synergy that defined the year. From Grand Slam triumphs to Masters 1000 epics, the video highlights points that left fans on the edge of their seats. Drawing from the season’s standout performances, here’s a deep dive into the teams and moments that made 2025 a landmark year for doubles.
Cash and Glasspool: The British Powerhouse
Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool etched their names into British tennis history in 2025, becoming the first all-British pair to claim the Year-End ATP Doubles No. 1 honors presented by PIF. Their season was a masterclass in consistency and dominance, with a Tour-leading seven titles, including a remarkable 22-match unbeaten streak from June to August.
One of the year’s defining moments came at Wimbledon, where Cash and Glasspool lifted their first major trophy—the first all-British men’s doubles win at the All England Club since 1936. Imagine the tension in a crucial point: a blistering cross-court volley from Glasspool, followed by Cash’s instinctive net poach to seal the deal. Points like these, full of precision and partnership, are what the Tennis TV video thrives on, reminding us why doubles is the ultimate team sport.
“It’s been one crazy year,” Cash reflected. “We put an awful lot of work in in the offseason… We both truly believed at the start of the year that this was possible for us.”
Heliovaara and Patten: From Down Under to Turin Glory
Harri Heliovaara and Henry Patten bookended 2025 with major successes, starting with an Australian Open title and culminating in victories at the Paris Masters and the Nitto ATP Finals in Turin. Their 50-20 win-loss record underscored a season of resilience, including an ATP 500 win in Beijing.
At the Nitto ATP Finals, their maiden triumph was a testament to their growth. “The whole week I have looked at the list of winners… To be there next to Henry is unreal,” Heliovaara said post-victory. Videos like Tennis TV’s spotlight the kind of points that defined their run—think extended rallies where Patten’s baseline power complements Heliovaara’s net finesse, turning defense into offense in split seconds.
Granollers and Zeballos: Masters of the Comeback
After years of near-misses, Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos turned 2025 into a redemption story, winning Roland Garros and the US Open—both times against Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski. At the US Open, they saved three championship points in a dramatic final, adding titles in Bucharest, Madrid, and Basel to their haul.
“I can’t believe we just won the US Open,” Zeballos exclaimed. “It’s so beautiful to be here with all these people watching us.” The video undoubtedly features gems from these matches, such as a heart-pounding point where Zeballos unleashes a reflex volley under pressure, or Granollers’ lob that lands perfectly on the baseline, epitomizing their never-say-die spirit.
Arevalo and Pavic: The Sunshine Double Specialists
Marcelo Arevalo and Mate Pavic made history as only the sixth team to complete the ‘Sunshine Double’—winning Indian Wells and Miami back-to-back—before adding Rome to their Masters 1000 collection. They saved a championship point in Rome to defeat Sadio Doumbia and Fabien Reboul, avenging a previous final loss.
“I’m really emotional now,” Arevalo shared after Rome. “Mate and I stayed together.” Expect the compilation to include their signature points: Pavic’s booming serves setting up Arevalo’s aggressive returns, creating chaos at the net in fast-paced exchanges.
Harrison and King: The Surprise Sensations
What started as a Challenger-level partnership in January blossomed into a Nitto ATP Finals qualification for Christian Harrison and Evan King—the first all-American duo there since 2018. They claimed ATP 500 titles in Dallas, Acapulco, and Brussels, plus a Roland Garros semi-final run.
Their all-court versatility shone through, from indoor hard courts to clay. Points in the video might capture King’s quick hands at the net or Harrison’s powerful groundstrokes, turning routine rallies into highlight-reel material.
A Year to Remember
2025 was a doubles renaissance, with new partnerships thriving and veterans reclaiming glory. Tennis TV’s The Best ATP Doubles Points of 2025! 🥵 brings these moments to life, offering fans a chance to relive the volleys, lobs, and smashes that defined the season. Whether it’s the British breakthrough at Wimbledon or the dramatic saves in New York, this year’s points highlight why doubles remains one of tennis’s most exciting formats.
