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Andrey Kuznetsov

Daniel Evans

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"business-swollen"? Professional tennis is a one venue of the sports entertainment world. It's part of the entertainment industry which primarily concerns itself with generating profit. This event w

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Not the rivalry we see with the men because Swiatek, who leads 8-5 H2H, is most consistent on clay while Sabalenka is most consistent on hard courts. Which with the women being far less consistent th

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"It's always easy to judge from the outside, ...". As in, we really shouldn't judge when we don't have all the facts. That followed by: "I don't know all the details about Carlos's father, but I ne

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