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For the first time in the Open Era (1968), four Black American players reached the quarterfinals at the U.S. OPEN 🎾 : r/tennis
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Column: Epic Federer, Djokovic Wimbledon final sparks memories of Laver in 1969 - The San Diego Union-Tribune
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Australian Open 'void' as big-name casualties mount | The Business Standard
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On This Day: Arthur Ashe retires from tennis, 1980 | CNN
