There has been yet another round of conflict between Tennis Australia and Bernard Tomic, with his father, John, considering legal action. It follows a release from the organization that misidentified Tomic as playing in the "Hall of Shame" Tennis Championships in Newport, noting his first-round match against fellow Australian John Patrick Smith in its rundown of Australians playing this week. The 23-year-old Tomic is playing the tournament as a wild card.
John Tomic considering legal action against Tennis Australia for “Hall of Shame” misidentification
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Published Jul 13, 2015