Last month, Tennis Channel was in Cuba to document an unprecedented transformation of the country's National Tennis Center. It was the latest example of how tennis can be used to help change lives for the better. We told many memorable stories and looked back at some of the network's most notable efforts of giving back.
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Published May 08, 2017