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Tennis goes for a spin with "Wheel of Fortune"

The sport takes the spotlight this week on the popular game show.

ByVan Sias

Published Aug 22, 2018

If you missed it back in June, “Wheel of Fortune” has brought back “Tennis Week,” just in time for the US Open.

The long-running game show collaborated with the Tennis Channel on the major prizes awarded during the show, which included trips to New York for the US Open, London for the ATP Finals, the WTA Finals in Singapore and Indian Wells for the BNP Paribas Championships.

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If you look closely, you’ll see tennis stars galore in footage throughout each episode from start to finish—among them, Roger Federer, Simona Halep, Jack Sock and CoCo Vandeweghe. Pat Sajak and Vanna White, the longtime hosts of the show, also got in some on-court time with Bob and Mike Bryan.

Tennis Week on “Wheel of Fortune” first kicked off back in 2011 in Indian Wells.

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So if you’re looking for more tennis off the court this week, be sure to ch_ _ k ths o t.

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