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The Changeover with James Blake

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James Blake sits down for a quick chat to tell World Tennis Magazine why he’s not filled with self pity and what he would say to other people suffering with illnesses. He makes the call on which group is tougher — literary critics or line judges — and offers a glimpse of what’s ahead for him after he retires. Interview by Christopher Lancette. Video produced by Won-ok Kim.

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