VFL Giles Hussey loses to the #2 seed in the first round of the Knoxville Challenger after winning first set. He said it was great to be back playing in Knoxville.
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Jimmy Hyams
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William Inge’s fight to stay alive has inspired and motivated this Tennessee football team. Read my blog:
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www.sportssource.tv INGE INSPIRES TENNESSEE TO VICTORY, GETS GAME BALL - Sports Source Last month, William Inge was almost pronounced dead. But he kept fighting. Tennessee players are fighting, too. Fighting to improve in the film room. Fighting to improve in practice. Fighting to... sportssource.tv/2026/11/10/ing…
Thanks, Chris. Marcel Bertha’s a bright future.
@JimmyHyams Good interview! Watched the match with former UT coach Chris Mahony. Very impressed with Marcel's backhand and look forward to him flattening out his forehand more and attacking when he has his opponent out of position :)View quoted post on X
Marcel Latak, the 17-year-old from Chicago, lost a tight first-round match to the #4 seed in the first round of the Knoxville Challenger on Monday. Latak won the US Open junior singles last month, the first USA play to do so since Taylor Fritz in 2015. He also made doubles finals
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Nicholas Mejia, who has won 5 Challenger matches in the past 2 years, won his first-round match Monday night at the Knoxville Challenger at UT indoor courts.
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