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It was just passed 11:00 am in New York City when Gauff and Qinwen took to the court, i.e. ideal brunch o’clock accompanied by a star-studded matchup.

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Togethxr, in partnership with Black Girls Tennis Club, combined the two into the ultimate tennis brunch experience where tennis-inspired drinks and bite-sized brunch food were enjoyed amidst TV screens all over Albert’s Bar in Midtown.

“Women’s sports has been so great this year, there’s so much opportunity in the future,” said Integrated Marketing Manager Kirsten Van Der Wey. “We call it a movement, not a moment. It’s not a moment in time, women’s sports are here to stay.”

Albert's Bar in Midtown showed the WTA Finals championship match on TV screens all around the vicinity.

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Goodie bags with friendship bracelets, Everyone Watches Women’s Sports tees, and a PickleballTV visor were gifted to every guest, and five lucky raffle winners won even more merch from Tennis Channel including a free one-year subscription to the Tennis Channel app.

“Game Set Spritz”, “Balls In Your Court Bloody”, and “Match Point Mimosa” ran through the veins of adoring Gauff fans who cheered her on through the very last points of the match, enduring every break of serve and come back from behind in between.

Not to mention a last call of mimosas to celebrate the American’s three-hour victory 😉