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Hingis and Chan keep the celebration going

2017's top team has been spending time in each other's home count

ByVan Sias

Published Nov 27, 2017

It was obvious all season that Yung-jan Chan and Martina Hingis enjoyed each other’s company, on the court and off.

With their tournament-winning days behind them due to Hingis’ retirement at the WTA Finals, there has been more opportunity to get to know each other with some cross-continental excursions.

The first stop was Chan’s home country, Taiwan. The No. 1 doubles team in the world managed to get in a little hiking, even though the trails were crowded.

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Chan spent a lot of time sharing some culinary delights with Hingis and pals (including her little sister, Hao-Ching Chan).

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Next it was Hingis’ turn to play tour guide as the pair reunited in Switzerland.

Hingis gave Chan an up-close experience with something near and dear to her.

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They’ve also taken time to celebrate Hingis’ career with her tennis-playing compatriots and friends.

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And they’ve managed to get in some time on the slopes, too.

Hingis + Chan = friendship goals.

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