Over the course of an arduously long tennis season, many unbelievable things occur, and a good portion of them get overlooked. That’s just the nature of the beast; 11 months, over 100 tournaments, thousands of players. Some things are bound to get missed. Here are four fascinating facts that caught our eye, and some background to illustrate their significance.
Wait, what?! Four fascinating stats from the 2016 season
Dec 08, 2016Madrid, Spain
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Published Dec 08, 2016