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Arguably the most iconic sporting sibling duo is the Williams sisters. Together Serena and Venus have a whopping 30 grand slam singles titles, and their doubles game is unparalleled. 

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Older sister Venus has more titles to her name, but both are credited with revolutionizing the sport and bringing a new level of power to women's tennis.

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Alistair and Jonny Brownlee -

The Leeds-born Brownlee brothers (Alistair, 32, and Jonny, 30) are both decorated triathletes. They bagged gold and silver medals in the event at the Rio Olympics in 2016.

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The pair are from a very sporty family: their father was a runner and their mother a swimmer. Their younger brother is also a keen sportsman, although he prefers rugby and water polo.

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Bob and Mike Bryan -

American tennis players (and brothers) Bob and Mike Bryan were born just minutes apart. Together they form a dynamic duo with an impressive list of combined honors. 

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The twins are identical, apart from the fact that Bob plays left-handed and Mike right-handed. This is part of the reason the pair make such a formidable team.

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The Burgess Brothers -

If you thought that having two siblings playing top level sport was impressive, try having four. Meet the Burgess brothers, the Baldwin brothers equivalent of the sporting world.

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Luke, Sam, Tom, and George have all played professional rugby league football, although at 6 ft 5 in, second brother Sam is the clear leader of the pack.

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Bobby and Jack Charlton -

In 1966, English footballers Bobby and Jack Charlton became the second set of brothers to ever play for the winning side in the FIFA World Cup. 

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Younger brother Bobby is thought to have been the stronger of the two, and is widely regarded as one of the best players of all time, but Jack also enjoyed a successful career.

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Pau and Marc Gasol -

Spanish-born brothers Pau and Marc Gasol are both professional basketball players. Older brother Pau stands at 7 ft 1 in and younger brother Marc at 6 ft 11 in.

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Their fate is hardly surprising given that both their parents played professional basketball. In 2015, the pair became the first ever set of brothers to start an All-Star game.

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The Jones Brothers -

Chandler and Arthur Jones have both enjoyed their fair share of success as NFL players. Arthur is now retired after eight seasons, but Chandler still plays for the Arizona Cardinals.

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Perhaps the real sporting hero in their family, however, is their other brother Jon "Bones" Jones, who is a former two-time UFC Light Heavyweight Champion.

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Vitali and Wladimir Klitschko -

Ukranian brothers Vitali and Wladimir Klitschko have both been world heavyweight boxing champions. They always vowed not to fight each other.

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The brothers, who were considered at the top of their game during their era, also have PhDs in Sports Science. Clearly they were blessed with brains as well as brawn.

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Michael and Brian Laudrup -

Michael and Brian Laudrup of Denmark are another pair of professional football-playing brothers. Both are now retired, Michael is a coach and Brian a pundit.

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Older brother Michael is widely regarded as one of the best players of his generation, and while Brian was not so impressive, he was no slouch either.

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Brook and Robin Lopez -

Twins Brook and Robin Lopez share the same birthday, the same stature, and so far the same career path. Both played basketball at Stanford and went on to join the NBA.

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Brook currently plays for the Milwaukee Bucks, with whom he signed in 2018. Robin had a brief stint on the same team as his brother 2019-2020, before signing with the Washington Wizards.

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Peyton and Eli Manning -

The Manning boys, Peyton and Eli, are both regarded as two of the best quarterbacks in the history of NFL. Both stand at over 6 ft 4 in, making them a definite force to be reckoned with.

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The Manning brothers are now both retired, older brother Peyton retired after 18 seasons and younger brother Eli after 16. Their father Archie was also an NFL quarterback.

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The Molina Brothers -

The three Molina brothers, Yadier, José, and Bengie, are all baseball players and together have a combined 44 years of experience in the game.

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The trio have an impressive combined total of five World Series titles. José and Bengie are both now retired, while youngest brother Yadier plays on.

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Henrik and Daniel Sedin -

Swedish ice hockey players Henrik and Daniel Sedin are twin brothers who were born just six minutes apart. They also have two older brothers, Stefan and Peter.

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Both twins were snapped up by the Vancouver Canucks in 1999 and spent their whole careers with the team before retiring at the end of the 2018 season.

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Rory and Tony Underwood -

In 1992, the rugby playing brothers Rory and Tony Underwood both played for England, making them the first brothers to do so since 1937.

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It is not just rugby that the brothers have in common: both are also trained pilots. Rory worked as a RAF pilot prior to playing rugby, and Tony trained to fly commercial jets after.

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Steve and Mark Waugh -

Twin brothers Steve and Mark Waugh were born within three minutes of each other and both went on to enjoy great careers in Australian professional cricket.

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Mark "Junior" Waugh has a reputation for being a great batsman, but it was Steve who really wowed by leading Australia to 15 of their record 16 consecutive Test victories.

Source: (Daily Mail) (ESPN)

See also: Celebrity siblings that fame forgot

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