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Having reached the final feeling an affinity for the contemporary history that was being made in China, Chang entered Court Central attuned to another historic data point: No American man had won the singles title at Roland Garros since 1955.
Published Jun 11, 2020
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TBT, 1989 French Open: Michael Chang’s mystical, magical moment
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TBT, 1989 French Open: Michael Chang’s mystical, magical moment