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Style Points: Leylah Fernandez leads Team Lululemon in US Open doubles
Both of the 2021 finalist's doubles partners at the US Open are sporting a familiar logo, as the Canadian sportswear giant continues to gain ground in tennis.
Published Sep 04, 2022
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Last year's singles finalist is still alive in the mixed doubles competition, partnered with Jack Sock.
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Sock and Fernandez were announced as Lululemon's first global ambassadors in tennis earlier this year.
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Fernandez partnered with Saville (left) in women's doubles and caused a major upset of the No. 2 seeds.
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