Paes-Dlouhy win French Open

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The third seeded Indo-Czech pair turned in a solid display after losing the first set to emerge 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 winners over their unseeded opponents in the final.
For 35-year-old Indian ace Paes, this was his third French Open doubles crown, having won the clay-court title in 1999 and 2001 with estranged partner Mahesh Bhupathi . In the process, he swelled his Grand Slam collection to nine titles.
It is almost after a gap of three years that Paes won a men's doubles title at a major since winning the 2006 US Open with Martin Damm .