Miami Open gives Dwyane Wade invite a little too soon

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Miami Open gives Dwyane Wade invite a little too soon

Published Feb 09, 2018

The Miami Open is famous for great weather, elite tennis and rogue iguanas. The upcoming March tournament isn't afraid to be cheeky, recently sending out an invite to a certain famous basketball player.

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Dwyane Wade has just been traded to the Miami Heat after less than one season with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

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The 36-year-old played for Miami from 2003-2016 before moving to the Chicago Bulls for one season and then to Cleveland.

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The Miami Open is going through changes of its own. The event is moving from Key Biscayne to the NFL Dolphins' Stadium in 2019.

Miami Open gives Dwyane Wade invite a little too soon