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Former world no. 17 Bernard Tomic is 30 years old now and ranked 430 and if you think he’s finished, you got another thing coming. Tomic, who just a few years ago practiced with his Mizuno shoes untied in Delray Beach and was spotted grabbing and eating a quick lunch just minutes before a 12 […]
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Australia · Bernard Tomic · Mizuno · Yonex

Bernard Tomic upset top seed and world no. 13 Fabio Fognini 61 36 76, saving four match points to win the most important title of his career in Chengdu, China.
When Fognini couldn't touch an inside out Tomic forehand to his backhand corner, a visibly emotionally overcome Tomic fell to the court flat on his back and continued to mutter to himself. He was as shocked, relieved and overjoyed as any player who ever won an ATP title ever was.
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Bernard Tomic

By Scoop Malinowski
Watched a bit of the first set of Bernard Tomic vs Viktor Troicki, who are playing first round in Istanbul Turkey on Stadium court before a very sparse crowd.
But the stakes are huge for Tomic, who got a wildcard into the mai draw despite a ranking of 210. Tomic is 25 now and making a spirited push to get back to the top echelon of the ATP, a status his talent surely merits.
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Bernard Tomic

By Scoop Malinowski
Ht: 6-5 Wt: 200
DOB: October 21, 1992 In: Stuttgart, Germany
First Tennis Memory: "When I was young I picked up a racquet and have been playing since. I was probably eight. It was a physical, popular thing to play tennis, to hit a ball. My first memory."
Tennis Inspirations: "Roger and Rafa. Looking up to them the last five years has kickstarted me and made me want to play tennis. And I'm sure for a lot of people as well I think."
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Bernard Tomic · Wimbledon

Tennis is a clean and pristine, wondrous sport known for grace, elegance, and aesthetic violence inside a contained arena. Millions of people spend billions of dollars to play and watch the fascinating game of tennis.
Yesterday the sport of tennis was shamed perhaps worse than it has ever been shamed in over a century. Bernard Tomic tanked his first round match to no. 27 seed Mischa Zverev of Germany, 64 63 64. Long known for his questionable work ethic and desire to compete, the very talented Tomic startled the media with his post match comments.
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Bernard Tomic · Wimbledon