GALLERY: Esther Vergeer, Rick Draney receive International Tennis Hall of Fame induction
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The pair of wheelchair tennis legends were enshrined Saturday in Newport, R.I.
Published Jul 23, 2023
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Draney and Vergeer catch up at the renowned International Tennis Hall of Fame museum.
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A tour is a must for any visitor, especially inductees whose achievements and contributions to the sport are commemorated with a unique exhibit.
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Judy Tegart Dalton, who couldn't attend the 2021 ceremony with her fellow Original 9 members, was recognized Saturday. She is greeted here by Honorary President, Kim Clijsters.
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It doesn't get any better than this! Vergeer is embraced by daughter Jinte.
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For the first time in the Hall's history, two wheelchair candidates were elected in the same class.
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Past inductees, including Tennis Channel's own Tracy Austin, help welcome the newest additions to the Hall.
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