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Racquet Bracket: Make your 2020 US Open men's & women's picks

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Racquet Bracket: Make your 2020 US Open men's & women's picks

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Published Aug 27, 2020

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Click on the below images to make your picks in the 2020 US Open Racquet Bracket, where the top three finishers will win a year's subscription to Tennis Channel Plus. You can also compete against your friends or co-workers in your own private pool.

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Racquet Bracket: Make your 2020 US Open men's & women's picks

Racquet Bracket: Make your 2020 US Open men's & women's picks

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Racquet Bracket: Make your 2020 US Open men's & women's picks

Racquet Bracket: Make your 2020 US Open men's & women's picks

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