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The 2009 US Open champion, who was in Cincinnati as an ambassador for Maestro Dobel, is living without pressure.
Published Aug 21, 2023
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Del Potro, who last competed in February 2022 at Buenos Aires, has won 22 tour-level titles.
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Cheers to you, Maestro DelPo!
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