You may not have heard the name Michael Mmoh before, but you're about to learn a lot about him. What's more, you're likely to hear much more from him, and his racquet, in the months and years to come. The 17-year-old Saudi-born American won last week's Godfrey ITF Futures tournament and celebrated by laying bare his claim to power.
Michael Mmoh resurrects the strip-tennis celebration
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And he did it not once, but twice.
Published Aug 07, 2015