Open Lens: Championship reactions in Paris and New York
The tournaments may be played on different surfaces and continents, but for the six active players to win both the French Open and the US Open, the euphoria of victory was the same in Paris and New York. Here, Maria Sharapova celebrates her 2016 French Open and 2012 US Open victories.Novak Djokovic has a combined five titles in Paris and New York. These mirror-image celebrations are from the 2016 French Open and the 2011 US Open.Rafael Nadal claimed his first French Open title in 2005 at the age of 19. The record 10-time Roland Garros champion is the only player on this list still standing in this year's tournament.The Spaniard won the first of his three US Open titles in 2010. He also lifted the trophy in 2013 and 2017 and will return to New York this summer as the defending champion.Stan Wawrinka gave credit to his box after his 2015 French Open and 2016 US Open victories.Shown here in 2013, Serena Williams owns three French Open crowns.A six-time US Open champion, Serena Williams won three titles in a row from 2012-14. On the left, Federer celebrates his lone French Open title in 2009. On the right, he basks in his fifth consecutive US Open triumph in 2008.
