Columbia product, NJ native Michael Zheng wins at US Open in ‘college tennis atmosphere’
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Michael Zheng didn’t get the chance to train too often on the outdoor courts back in the day when he would make the trek from New Jersey to Flushing Meadows to train at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, but the few times he was able to, he…
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Michael Zheng didn’t get the chance to train too often on the outdoor courts back in the day when he would make the trek from New Jersey to Flushing Meadows to train at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, but the few times he was able to, he…
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