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Former pro tennis player Brian Vahaly talks about being gay, his husband and being a dad - Outsports
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There will be no out gay male tennis players at the U.S. Open - Outsports
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Alexander Zverev: Response to ex-girlfriend Olga Sharypova abuse allegations - Sports Illustrated
Marti Gay - 2016-2017 - Women's Tennis - The University of Virginia's College at Wise Athletics
Amélie Mauresmo - Wikipedia
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Francisco Gay - Men's Tennis - University of Idaho Athletics
By coming out as gay, Daria Kasatkina has shown Russia what true bravery looks like - New Statesman
Marti Gay - 2016-2017 - Women's Tennis - The University of Virginia's College at Wise Athletics
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Francisco Gay - Men's Tennis - University of Idaho Athletics
Kevin Anderson: 'One tennis player coming out might open the gates for others' | Tennis | The Guardian
