Valentine’s Day is every day at tennis matches where top players often have their better halves in the stands. Unfortunately, love does not always last and not all couples stay together.
With Valentines in the air, take a look back at some tennis pairings that did not last. Some of these lovebirds might be surprising, but at the time seemed like good matches.
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![Hewitt and Clijsters, both former world No. 1s, met at the Australian Open in 2000. They announced their engagement in 2003 but split in October 2004. Both decried the "malicious gossip" that followed their separation.](http://cdn2-b.examiner.com/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail/hash/26/17/2617256cf2f2deae5c20363e07acc5e0.jpg?itok=cEXkRg29 "Hewitt and Clijsters, both former world No. 1s, met at the Australian Open in 2000. They announced their engagement in 2003 but split in October 2004. Both decried the "malicious gossip" that followed their separation.")
![Hewitt and Clijsters, both former world No. 1s, met at the Australian Open in 2000. They announced their engagement in 2003 but split in October 2004. Both decried the "malicious gossip" that followed their separation.](http://cdn2-b.examiner.com/sites/default/files/styles/profile_large/hash/21/aa/21aad2766c8414d4cc846f733f1c37c8.jpg?itok=c6fSUdwp "Hewitt and Clijsters, both former world No. 1s, met at the Australian Open in 2000. They announced their engagement in 2003 but split in October 2004. Both decried the "malicious gossip" that followed their separation.")
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