Tsitsipas Serves Up 'Revenge' Against Tiafoe At The Olympics

Greek tennis champion Stefanos Tsitsipas exacted a mini-revenge after his loss in the Wimbledon after beat the US player Frances Tiafoe in the Tokyo Olympics in straight sets (6-3, 6-4) to reach the third round of the tournament.

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Tsitsipas Serves Up ‘Revenge’ Against Tiafoe At The Olympics

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