The TENNIS.com Round Robin: our sport's celebrity connection
Jun 19, 2021Quote of the Day
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Fall Out Boy bass player Pete Wentz recently generated extensive publicity around his obsession with tennis. Why might fame be the name of the game?
Published Jun 19, 2021
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Pre-pandemic, Eddie Redmayne and Bradley Cooper frequently attended tennis tournaments, including Wimbledon.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a celebrity who's a more hardcore tennis fan than Anna Wintour.
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