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Brooks & Dunn currently holds the record for the most wins in CMA Awards history, with 20 to their name. If they win Vocal Duo of the Year on Wednesday night (November 18th) they would make their already impressive record even harder to beat.

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**BROOKS & DUNN COULD MAKE CMA AWARDS HISTORY EVEN HARDER TO BEAT!**

Few names have left a mark on country music quite like Brooks & Dunn. With an incredible 20 CMA Awards victories already to their credit, Ronnie Dunn and Kix Brooks currently hold the record for the most CMA wins in history.

And their remarkable legacy could grow even stronger on November 18.

The legendary duo is once again in contention for Vocal Duo of the Year. Another victory would add to an already extraordinary collection of honors and make their record even more difficult for future generations to surpass.

But Brooks & Dunn aren’t the only artists with a chance to make history this year. Several other country stars are also approaching major milestones that could turn this year’s CMA Awards into an unforgettable night.

After decades of hit songs, unforgettable performances, and countless memories, Brooks & Dunn continue to prove that true country legends never lose their shine.

Who do you think will make history at this year’s CMA Awards?

Check the top comment to see the other artists who could have the biggest night of their careers!

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