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George Barth: Playing Tennis In Rwanda, Pakistan In Search Of ATP Ranking Points

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Host Randy Walker is joined by part-time journeyman tennis pro George Barth who tells tales of playing professional events in countries like Rwanda and Pakistan and the best route on how to earn your first ATP points. Barth also offers advice for up and coming players as they strike out across the globe to stake their claim in the sport. Listen here: http://primesportsnetwork.com/tag/george-barth/

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