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Review: Without top stars, 'Break Point' leans on vibes to introduce sport’s next wave
The first five episodes of Netflix’s anticipated successor to F1: Drive to Survive wraps a cursory entrée into the tennis world around a cool sensibility, but a deeper insight is often lacking.
Published Jan 10, 2023