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Stan Wawrinka: The Walk Doesn’t Stop
The three-time major champion isn't rushing his comeback from a left foot injury, and we should allow the Swiss the opportunity to do it right—the Stanimal way.
Published May 23, 2022
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Wawrinka's 44 wins at Roland Garros are tied for the most in his career among the four majors, along with the US Open.
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