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One shot to get it right: Tel Aviv promoters hope event is a hit among ATP locker room
Peter Johnston of the Watergen Tel Aviv Open talks pulling this week's event together with a short runway, having Novak Djokovic in town and respecting local culture.
Published Oct 01, 2022
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Dominic Thiem took a wild card as part of his heavy fall calendar; he was edged by Marin Cilic over three sets in the second round.
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Djokovic defeated Vasek Pospisil Friday night to reach the semifinals.
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