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Zimonjic and Nestor with their trophies
Daniel Nestor completed the full set of Grand Slam titles as he and Nenad Zimonjic claimed the Wimbledon men's doubles title.
Canadian Nestor and his Serbian partner denied Jonas Bjorkman a perfect end to his SW19 career, by winning in four sets.
Swedish veteran Bjorkman and Kevin Ullyett fought back from a set down to level the match but eventually slipped to a 7-6 (14/12) 6-7 (3/7) 6-3 6-3 defeat against the second seeds.
Serve dominated the first two sets with neither pairing able to break. Subsequently the two tie-breaks were shared.
Nestor and Zimonjic took control of the match by securing the first break of serve - against Bjorkman - in the fourth game of the third set.
Bjorkman and Ullyett had a chance to break back as Nestor served for the set but were unable to take it and that left them with an uphill task.
They were unable to fight back a second time.
Ullyett was broken twice in the fourth set with Zimonjic, arguably the best player in the final, sealing victory with a superb backhand crosscourt return.
He had twice been a losing finalist in the Wimbledon final - in 2004 and 2006 - so it was a case of third time lucky for him.
The winning pair had beaten Britain's Jamie Murray and his partner Max Mirnyi in straight sets in the third round.
