Tennis loomed not large but peripheral at the annual ESPY Awards, held in Los Angeles on Wednesday night. Perhaps the timing of the event arrives as just flatly off for tennis stars to be able to attend, as it's smack dab in the midst of Wimbledon.
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Published Jul 13, 2017