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Doubles—Men

NATIONAL
1920	Bill Johnston–C. J. Griffin
1921–22	Bill Tilden–Vincent Richards
1923	Bill Tilden–B. I. C. Norton
1924	H. O. Kinsey–R. G. Kinsey
1925–26	Vincent Richards–R. N. Williams II
1927	Bill Tilden–Frank Hunter
1928	G. M. Lott, Jr.–V. Hennessy
1929–30	G. M. Lott, Jr.–J. H. Doeg
1931	W. L. Allison–John Van Ryn
1932	E. H. Vines, Jr.–Keith Gledh
1933–34	G. M. Lott, Jr.–L. R. Stoefen
1935	W. L. Allison–John Van Ryn
1936	Don Budge–Gene Mako
1937	G. von Cramm–H. Henkel
1938	Don Budge–Gene Mako
1939	A. K. Quist–J. E. Bromwich
1940–41	Jack Kramer–F. R. Schroeder
1942	Gardnar Mulloy–Bill Talbert
1943	Jack Kramer–Frank Parker
1944	Don McNeill–Bob Falkenburg
1945–46	Gardnar Mulloy–Bill Talbert
1947	Jack Kramer–Fred Schroeder
1948	Gardnar Mulloy–Bill Talbert
1949	John Bromwich–William Sidwell
1950	John Bromwich–Frank Sedgman
1951	Frank Sedgman–Ken McGregor
1952	Vic Seixas–Mervyn Rose
1953	Mervyn Rose–Rex Hartwig
1954	Vic Seixas–Tony Trabert
1955	Kosei Kamo–Atsushi Miyagi
1956	Lewis Hoad–Ken Rosewall
1957	Ashley Cooper–Neale Fraser
1958	Ham Richardson–Alex Olmedo
1959–60	Neale Fraser–Roy Emerson
1961	Chuck McKinley–Dennis Ralston
1962	Rafael Osuna–Antonio Palafox
1963–64	Chuck McKinley–Dennis Ralston
1965–66	Fred Stolle–Roy Emerson
1967	John Newcombe–Tony Roche
1968	Stan Smith–Bob Lutz¹
1969	Richard Crealy–Allan Stone¹
OPEN
1968	Stan Smith–Bob Lutz
1969	Fred Stolle–Ken Rosewall
1970	Nikki Pilic–Fred Barthes
1971	John Newcombe–Roger Taylor
1972	Cliff Drysdale–Roger Taylor
1973	John Newcombe–Owen Davidson
1974	Bob Lutz–Stan Smith
1975	Jimmy Connors–Ilie Nastase
1976	Marty Riessen–Tom Okker
1977	Frew McMillan–Bob Hewitt
1978	Bob Lutz–Stan Smith
1979	John McEnroe–Peter Fleming
1980	Stan Smith–Bob Lutz
1981	John McEnroe–Peter Fleming
1982	Kevin Curren–Steve Denton
1983	John McEnroe–Peter Fleming
1984	John Fitzgerald–Tomas Smid
1985	Ken Flach–Robert Seguso
1986	Andres Gomez–Slobodan Zivojinovic
1987	Stefan Edberg–Anders Jarryd
1988	Sergio Casal–Emilio Sanchez
1989	John McEnroe–Mark Woodforde
1990	Pieter Aldrich–Danie Visser
1991	John Fitzgerald–Anders Jarryd
1992	Jim Grabb–Richey Reneberg
1993	Ken Flach–Rick Leach
1994	Jacco Hingh–Paul Haarhuis
1995–96	Todd Woodbridge–Mark Woodforde
1997	Yevgeny Kafelnikov–Daniel Vacek
1998	Sandon Stolle–Cyril Zuk
1999	Sebastien Lareau–Alex O'Brien
2000	Lleyton Hewitt–Max Mirnyi
2001	Wayne Black–Kevin Ullyett
2002	Mahesh Bhupathi–Max Mirnyi
2003	Jonas Bjorkman–Todd Woodbridge
2004	Mark Knowles–Daniel Nestor
2005	Bob Bryan–Mike Bryan
2006	Martin Damm–Leander Paes
2007	Simon Aspelin–Julian Knowle

1. With the inaugural of the Open Tournament in 1968, the United States Lawn Tennis Association held a national championship at Longwood, Chestnut Hill, Mass., which barred contract professionals in 1968 and 1969.

Singles—Women

U.S. National and Open Champions

Doubles—Women