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Playing behind closed doors at the Base Tennis club in Höhr-Grenzhausen, Germany, what does the Tennis Point Exhibition Series actually look like?

A photographer shooting for the Associated Press was among the few allowed inside to document the event. Here's a brief peek of what players and organizers are working with behind the scenes. (All photos by AP/Martin Meissner)

Competitors wait to be called for their matches in small, separated spaces.

Gallery: How does the Tennis Point Exhibition Series look from inside?

Gallery: How does the Tennis Point Exhibition Series look from inside?

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The new normal: masks for everyone. The event's top attraction, Dustin Brown, makes his way to the court.

Gallery: How does the Tennis Point Exhibition Series look from inside?

Gallery: How does the Tennis Point Exhibition Series look from inside?

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Thanks to the technology of PlaySight, remote cameras capture, and transmit, the action live to broadcasters like Tennis Channel International.

Gallery: How does the Tennis Point Exhibition Series look from inside?

Gallery: How does the Tennis Point Exhibition Series look from inside?

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The court is as clean as it gets, with just a chair umpire overseeing the matches, which are played in a first to four games, best-of-three set format.

Gallery: How does the Tennis Point Exhibition Series look from inside?

Gallery: How does the Tennis Point Exhibition Series look from inside?

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Fans are not present, though players, like Florian Broska, and those putting on the event can watch behind the glass.

Gallery: How does the Tennis Point Exhibition Series look from inside?

Gallery: How does the Tennis Point Exhibition Series look from inside?

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Gallery: How does the Tennis Point Exhibition Series look from inside?

Gallery: How does the Tennis Point Exhibition Series look from inside?